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Hello, I hope that I am applying this question to the correct place, if not I do apologise! I would like to create a boot floppy which mimics a PXE rom. In this instance I would like to boot very old non PXE NIC workstations and install them from our Windows RIS. Is it necessary that I create a some sort of full Linux boot cd to use for this purpose or is there a pre prepared boot disk already

Are the 5.7 source RPMs going to be mirrored to http://www.<my favorite mirror>/centos/ 5.7/os/SRPMS/ and http://www.<my favorite mirror>/centos/ 5.7/updates/SRPMS/ as was the case for the previous releases ? Or are they permanently banished to http://vault.centos.org/5.7/ as per the readme.txt currently in place on most mirrors ? Thanks -- Dave Baukus

Thanks for that, I am however slightly concerned that due to the fast moving asterisk project (with new versions coming out regularly) that digium may start phasing out support for 2.4 kernel, I would like to settle on an OS for my customers and don't want to have to readdress the situation in one year because the 2.4 kernel is no longer the supported /stable version. Does anybody believe this likely to happen?? Thanks -----Original Message----- From: Ariel Batista [mailto:arielb27@hotmail.com] Sent: 15 March 2005 15:00 To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Comme...

...ver become part of OpenSSH mainline, and we?re fine with that. Or if they do become part of OpenSSH mainline, we?re fine to sign off on that too. We haven?t done so far because we really aren?t looking to manage a public debate - we needed to solve a problem, and have a working solution and want to readdress. I want to thank the key openssh contributers I?ve reached out to so far for their consideration about this request ? thank you for your time and attention. Prospective interested parties should contact me via email, or if desired by public posting in response to my email. Thanks, Devin Nate --...

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