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From: jordan@Thinkbank.COM (Jordan Hayes)
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Subject: Stand-alone diskless system ...
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Hi,

I'm looking for any experiences that people here have had with truely
diskless machines: not booting over the network, but from say flash
memory or even a disk that is subsequently powered off.  The goal is
quiet operation and low-heat generation.  The machine will not be
saving any "interesting" data, so total loss on power-outtage is fine.

I'm not on this list, so please direct responses to me.  I'll summarize
is necessary.

Thanks,

/jordan

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