No need for disks, netboot. Use a simple loader on a floppy.
As for my previous text, i guess one could compress it like that: NetBSD itself can be made on fast machines for slow targets. But the packages must be made on that slow target which takes month. A bunch of BrickOven would reduce the time to weeks, maybe even days, thus improving release cycles.
I'm just wondering, what would be your usage for a BrickOven? It's nice to build a cluster and all, but it should have something to do, right? :approve:
As for my previous text, i guess one could compress it like that: NetBSD itself can be made on fast machines for slow targets. But the packages must be made on that slow target which takes month. A bunch of BrickOven would reduce the time to weeks, maybe even days, thus improving release cycles.
I'm just wondering, what would be your usage for a BrickOven? It's nice to build a cluster and all, but it should have something to do, right? :approve: