you can always use iso version and store settings on a floppy as last
resort, but since floppies are the most reliable means of storage ever
(caugh, gag)  yeah...   floppies are last resort

Chris Buechler wrote:

>On 3/27/06, Craig FALCONER <cfalconer at avonside dot school dot nz> wrote:
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>>Many of these server-quality boards do not allow booting from IDE...  I'd
>>not be surprised if the dell is one of those.
>>
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>I've never tried booting a server from IDE, but it did make me think
>of another option.  You can install to and boot from a USB jump
>drive/pen drive/flash drive/whatever you want to call them.
>
>But that requires BIOS USB boot support, which IIRC isn't available in
>the PowerEdge 25xx's.  Another option, but probably not one that'll
>work.  :)
>
>-Chris
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