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| Blog | Age | Hits | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Miek Gieben | 5921d | 560 | Lazy client, part IV Ok, so far I've created a cfengine setup that works. On my main host 'elektron' I've created a /export/nfsroot/x86 directory. This holds the general files for the x86 Ubuntu lazy clients. With 2 scripts (see below) I can... |
| Miek Gieben | 5921d | 485 | Lazy client, part IV Ok, so far I've created a cfengine setup that works. On my main host 'elektron' I've created a /export/nfsroot/x86 directory. This holds the general files for the x86 Ubuntu lazy clients. With 2 scripts (see below) I can... |
| Miek Gieben | 5921d | 413 | Lazy client, part IV Ok, so far I ve created a cfengine setup that works. On my main host elektron I ve created a /export/nfsroot/x86 directory. This holds the general files for the x86 Ubuntu lazy clients. With 2 scripts (see below) I can... |
| Miek Gieben | 5929d | 437 | Lazy client part III In my ongoing effort to make my lazy client work I ve embarked on the next phase of the project: Making a client boot from a generic NFS mounted root partition and then giving it its own /etc on a ramdisk. This way I m... |
| Miek Gieben | 5929d | 611 | Lazy client part III In my ongoing effort to make my lazy client work I've embarked on the next phase of the project: Making a client boot from a generic NFS mounted root partition and then giving it its own /etc on a ramdisk.
This way I'm... |
| Miek Gieben | 5929d | 483 | Lazy client part III In my ongoing effort to make my lazy client work I've embarked on the next phase of the project: Making a client boot from a generic NFS mounted root partition and then giving it its own /etc on a ramdisk.
This way I'm... |
| Miek Gieben | 5938d | 446 | CFengine: input file had no explicit version string while playing with cfengine I kept seeing these messages: Cfengine input file had no explicit version string Well, I greped in the source of cfengine and this has helped me find the solution, in the file install.c we... |
| Miek Gieben | 5938d | 579 | CFengine: input file had no explicit version string while playing with cfengine I kept seeing these messages: Cfengine input file had no explicit version string
Well, I grep ed in the source of cfengine and this has helped me find the solution, in the file install.c we... |
| Miek Gieben | 5938d | 498 | CFengine: input file had no explicit version string while playing with cfengine I kept seeing these messages: Cfengine input file had no explicit version string
Well, I grep ed in the source of cfengine and this has helped me find the solution, in the file install.c we... |
| Miek Gieben | 5952d | 442 | Lazy client, part II I want to quiet, full blown PC, without fans nor a harddisk in my living room. See my other blog about this subject Currently I m thinking about the following setup: NFS4 root some sort of configuration management I... |
| Miek Gieben | 5952d | 608 | Lazy client, part II I want to quiet, full blown PC, without fans nor a harddisk in my living room. See my other blog about this subject
Currently I'm thinking about the following setup: NFS4 root some sort of configuration management
I... |
| Miek Gieben | 5952d | 500 | Lazy client, part II I want to quiet, full blown PC, without fans nor a harddisk in my living room. See my other blog about this subject
Currently I'm thinking about the following setup: NFS4 root some sort of configuration management
I... |
| Miek Gieben | 5966d | 514 | Bash loadable modules Or how to create new builtins for use in bash. Short answer: you can, but it is not enabled by default (at least on my distribution, Ubuntu) This is also something that is done much better in zsh. Why do want this?... |
| Miek Gieben | 5966d | 665 | Bash loadable modules Or how to create new builtins for use in bash . Short answer: you can, but it is not enabled by default (at least on my distribution, Ubuntu)
This is also something that is done much better in zsh .
Why do want this?... |
| Miek Gieben | 5966d | 483 | Bash loadable modules Or how to create new builtins for use in bash . Short answer: you can, but it is not enabled by default (at least on my distribution, Ubuntu)
This is also something that is done much better in zsh .
Why do want this?... |
| Miek Gieben | 5971d | 60 | Lisboa, Uitrusten in Lissabon Samen met Frans en Toos (ex-collega van Ans) zijn we een lang weekend naar Lissabon gegaan. |
| Miek Gieben | 5975d | 363 | 2008 Buran |
| Miek Gieben | 5975d | 375 | 2008 Huis |
| Miek Gieben | 5975d | 323 | 2008 Lisboa |
| Miek Gieben | 5975d | 349 | 2008 StPetersburg |
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