Axter
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Boot up through network card
How do I setup a computer so that it boots up via network.
I'm trying to setup my computer it can boot up through a network card.
I want to create a backup method that will use the network card to fully restore a harddrive.
I'm trying to setup my computer it can boot up through a network card.
I want to create a backup method that will use the network card to fully restore a harddrive.
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How have you been doing Axter?
Hmm. I have misread the question
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>>How have you been doing Axter?
I'm doing great. thanks.
You seem to monitor quite a few topic areas.
How many topic areas do you participate in?
I'm doing great. thanks.
You seem to monitor quite a few topic areas.
How many topic areas do you participate in?
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sunray_2003,
I'll take a look at your link.
I'll take a look at your link.
>>>You seem to monitor quite a few topic areas.
How many topic areas do you participate in?
Hehehehe I do go a little haywire don't I :)
I monitor about 25 of them keeps me occupied and helps me from getting bummed out about not being employed. I have put in a lot or resume's and applications but still unemployed.
How many topic areas do you participate in?
Hehehehe I do go a little haywire don't I :)
I monitor about 25 of them keeps me occupied and helps me from getting bummed out about not being employed. I have put in a lot or resume's and applications but still unemployed.
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>>I monitor about 25 of them keeps me occupied and helps me from getting bummed out about not being employed. I have put in a lot or resume's and applications but still unemployed.
Wow!!
I have a hard time just monitioring three topic areas. In fact, I usually only do C++ topic area, and I only go to the C and MFC topic areas when I'm really really bored.
I was recently unemployed myself, and I just got a job programming ATM machines.
The market is picking up now, so I would just enjoy your time off while it last, because I don't think it'll be long.
Wow!!
I have a hard time just monitioring three topic areas. In fact, I usually only do C++ topic area, and I only go to the C and MFC topic areas when I'm really really bored.
I was recently unemployed myself, and I just got a job programming ATM machines.
The market is picking up now, so I would just enjoy your time off while it last, because I don't think it'll be long.
:)
Axter.. I believe what you are looking for here is using PXE boot services? Can you tell us what you are going to use on the other end? Something like Ghost or RIS?
CrazyOne.. how've you been? Many sorrys you are still on the hunt. I am thankful to be working again myself, but took a huge hit in compensation. Best wishes! MSGeek.
CrazyOne.. how've you been? Many sorrys you are still on the hunt. I am thankful to be working again myself, but took a huge hit in compensation. Best wishes! MSGeek.
Hi MSGeek I can't get a job as a freakin broom sweeper :(
Have you hit up any solutions providers, perhaps custodial engineering is not your bag? :-)
I have I hit up everybody. On the tech side they aren't hiring anybody without a college degree even if it is just from data entry.
On the broom sweeping they aren't hiring unless you have Broom Sweeping certification and at least 3 years experience. The experience I go but don't have the Broom Sweeping certification. LOL
On the broom sweeping they aren't hiring unless you have Broom Sweeping certification and at least 3 years experience. The experience I go but don't have the Broom Sweeping certification. LOL
Axter.. how did you make out with PXE boot services? MSGeek.
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>>Axter.. how did you make out with PXE boot services? MSGeek.
I'm not sure what you mean by a PXE boot service, however since I've had other priorities come up, I've had to drop this for now.
I've awarded points to the two experts who posted useful links.
Thanks everyone.
I'm not sure what you mean by a PXE boot service, however since I've had other priorities come up, I've had to drop this for now.
I've awarded points to the two experts who posted useful links.
Thanks everyone.
PXE boot services are what you use to boot without a foppy right from your Network Card. PXE is pre-execution environment.