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You’ve been able to boot Macs over a network connection for many years… here's an example using a Linux machine as a netboot server for a Mac: https://www.blueb
by alwillis 9y ago
You’ve been able to boot Macs over a network connection for many years… here's an example using a Linux machine as a netboot server for a Mac: https://www.blueboxmoon.com/wordpress/linux-based-mac-bsdp-and-netboot-server/ https://www.blueboxmoon.com/wordpress/linux-based-mac-bsdp-a...
- feelin_googley 9y agoI used the term "diskless" but did not intend to imply booting from a network. It probably was a poor choice of words as "diskless" may have a loaded meaning. The media I create require no network to boot. They only require 1. a computer with an appropriate USB or SD card slot that can boot from USB or SD card, respectively, and 2. sufficient RAM to hold the system. This sort of usage is what I am curious about on the MacIntosh.