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   From: Joe LaVigne    
   Newsgroups: alt.os.linux.ubuntu   
   Subject: Network Install of Ubuntu?   
   Date: 1 Mar 2007 04:41:22 GMT   
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   Another annoying question from a guy used to Redhat stuff...   ;-)   
      
   I have another laptop that is a little older that I'd like to install   
   Ubuntu (or perhaps Kubuntu) on.  It is a PIII Dell Sub-Notebook.  It does   
   not have a CD-ROM drive.   
      
   It currently runs Fedora 5, which is a piece of cake to put on my Win2k3   
   server's Remote Installation Server.  Boot the laptop, F12 to boot from   
   LAN, select the install and go.   
      
   Ubuntu seems to need to be installed from the CD, though.  I have searched   
   and searched google, but cannot find any reference to installing Ubuntu   
   from RIS.   
      
   Anyone ever try this and get it to work?   
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