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Can anyone advise which versions of FreeBSD can be installed using NFS ?
J.
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"Petri Simolin" <petrisimolin@petrisimolin.roska.com> wrote in message
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> 4.8,5.0,5.1 for sure. Don't know about older versions.
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Hi Petri,
That's great - thanks for your prompt reply.
2nd question:
What is the difference between the mini-os (240+Mb) and the complete OS (2
ISO's of 640+Mb and 240+Mb respectively).
Is the mini-OS just the basics, without the other standard typical *Nix type
applications.
(I need to install *any* OS that uses NFS, in order to access a NFS hard
drive from a Snap Server which won't boot via it's own OS - I'm hoping the
second (data) partition, on this other drive, is still accessible...!) So
far, trying to access the drive via Linux has proved difficult and via the
various Windows 9x tools (LTools, R-Linux, Explore2fs) I can "see" the drive
but not access it.
Cheers,
J.
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