I've heard that you can use LinuxBIOS to bootload other operating systems (like Windows, etc). Is it possible for LinuxBIOS to boot the device and install a block of code in memory that handles BIOS disk requests using some sort of network block device protocol?
Failing this, does anybody know of a cheap hardware device that would do the same thing?
Thanks.
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On Mon, 29 Dec 2003, Adam Megacz wrote:
I've heard that you can use LinuxBIOS to bootload other operating systems (like Windows, etc). Is it possible for LinuxBIOS to boot the device and install a block of code in memory that handles BIOS disk requests using some sort of network block device protocol?
ouch. What is the motivation?
thanks
ron