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hausmeister
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July 7th, 2005 17:00
VirtualCDrom VirtualFloppy - purpose?
In the bios you can set the virtual drives as boot devices... and in Windows they are displayed as normal Drives.
My questions are:
- what are these for? I have not yet found out how to mount anything to one of these virtual drives
- can i somehow mount these drives over network, eg using pxe boot or something like that?
I looked into the documentation but was unable to find useful info.
My questions are:
- what are these for? I have not yet found out how to mount anything to one of these virtual drives
- can i somehow mount these drives over network, eg using pxe boot or something like that?
I looked into the documentation but was unable to find useful info.
hausmeister
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Posted October 6th, 2005 13:00
Thx.
I figured it out soon after - I just didn't know that you have to access it through the drac card.
Lnxguy
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Posted July 28th, 2005 18:00
The VirtualCDROM and VirtualFloppy are part of the DRAC board. This is what
lets you remote boot the machine off a CD in a machine elsewhere.
Hope this helps,
LNXGuy