Re: dual boot cluster (partial off topic)

Debian and Red Hat already include a command that set the image for  
the next boot. you can write a little script to autoamte the boot  
environment selection.

I don't remember right now what the name is, but it's there

Moshe



On Jan 21, 2006, at 12:20 AM, Adam Wynne wrote:

> Has anyone come across a tool that will allow you to do an unattended
> boot into another OS across the whole cluster?  I can think of ways of
> scripting this w/perl or something but was wondering if it exists
> already.
>
> We want to be able to (easily) reboot the whole cluster back and forth
> between Linux(es) and Windows.
>
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