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Booting nodes

When booting, your machine should come up, boot a kernel, and mount a root filesystem. The kernel can come from the network via a mechanism such as PXE or EtherBoot, from a local disk, or even from onboard flash with LinuxBIOS. Methods described here are traditional diskless NFSroot, and booting diskless/diskful/mixed systems with initramfs.



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