It requires to have a server configured in the LAN to support booting on network.
He never saw it working on wireless. So it may not work on wireless, it's an issue between layer 2 and 3 in OSI layers (between wire and wireless).
Intel vPro may help.
I am curious and would like to give it a try anyway at some point.
To avoid having to use a USB key.
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It requires to have a server configured in the LAN to support booting on network.
He never saw it working on wireless. So it may not work on wireless, it's an issue between layer 2 and 3 in OSI layers (between wire and wireless).
Intel vPro may help.
I am curious and would like to give it a try anyway at some point.
See the Tchap message I sent to other PhD students on 05/12/24 at 11:53:
D'après CENSORED, installer Ubuntu sans clé USB depuis le réseau n'est pas faisable. J'aimerai testé quand même, si l'opportunité se présente, donc si l'un d'entre vous souhaite installer Ubuntu sur son ordinateur portable professionnel, qu'il n'hésite pas à me proposer d'essayer d'installer Ubuntu sur son ordinateur portable professionnel depuis le réseau.
See the Tchap message I sent to other PhD students on 05/12/24 at 11:53:
> D'après CENSORED, installer Ubuntu sans clé USB depuis le réseau n'est pas faisable. J'aimerai testé quand même, si l'opportunité se présente, donc si l'un d'entre vous souhaite installer Ubuntu sur son ordinateur portable professionnel, qu'il n'hésite pas à me proposer d'essayer d'installer Ubuntu sur son ordinateur portable professionnel depuis le réseau.
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To avoid having to use a USB key.
According to the person:
It requires to have a server configured in the LAN to support booting on network.
He never saw it working on wireless. So it may not work on wireless, it's an issue between layer 2 and 3 in OSI layers (between wire and wireless).
Intel vPro may help.
I am curious and would like to give it a try anyway at some point.
See the Tchap message I sent to other PhD students on 05/12/24 at 11:53: