SaidinUnleashed
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Posted: Nov. 05 2004,20:12 |
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Your idea #1 sounds like what I was thinking of.
There definately needs to be the ability to use the hard disk for bulk storage of html files, inames, apps being ftp'd, etc.
The OS runs completely off of the cd, in ram perhaps, but everything else lives on the hdd.
So that when someone does break in and mess with stuff you only have to reboot to be 90% back in business.
Idea #2 is interesting, though. And it would be easier to keep DSL consolidated in a single ISO, if the new bootscripts (that would have to be made) were to be incorporated into DSL proper.
We could even come up with a "Install DSL Server Edition to Hard Disk" script to set up the server and filesystem. You could choose what servers you want to install (Apache, FTP, Telnet, etc), the script would download and unpack the appropriate .dsl(s) from the repository, and set up whatever file that the new boot script would be looking for.
We could even add another "cheat code" for boot time. Want classic DSL? It's the same as always. Want to fire up your server? Boot "dsl server". The toram option would probably still be good, too.
Although I see the good points to both of these, and personally, I like idea 1 better, idea 2 will be a lot easier to implement. And it will keep DSL all together.
-J.P.
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