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On Wed, Jan 14, 2004 at 12:02:52PM -0400, Stephen Clowater wrote: |
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> In order for gentoo to become a distro that can be used in corprate |
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> enviornments, it needs an installer that can do much of the |
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> configurations on it. For example, if I have a rendering farm of 1000 |
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> sgi machines, and I want to install gentoo on all of them, under the |
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> conventional systme, that just isnt pratical. |
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In fact, it's best practice in a corporate or professionally |
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sysadmin'd environment.[1] |
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[1] Limoncelli, Thomas A. and Christine Hogan. 2002. "1.1.1 Loading |
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the System Software and Applications Initially" Pp. 8-14 in |
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The Practice of System and Network Administration, ADDISON--WESLEY |
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