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NFS-Root mini-HOWTO

not maintained

V9, 20 September 2002


This mini-HOWTO tries explains how to set up a ``diskless'' Linux workstation, which mounts its root filesystems via NFS. The newest version of this mini-HOWTO can always be found at http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/mini/NFS-Root.html or a Linux Documentation Project mirror NEAR YOU.

1. Copyright

2. General Overview

3. Setup on the server

4. Booting the workstation

5. Known problems

6. Other resources


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