Network station suitable for identifying and prioritizing boot information for locating an operating system kernel on a remote server
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Aug 17, 2004
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Nov 9, 2000
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Nov 9, 2000
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A method and system for booting a user station in a computer network in which a first set of operating system information retrieved from the user station is used to attempt to boot the user station from a remote server. If the boot attempt fails, an iterative process is initiated in which a next set of operating system information is retrieved and used to attempt to boot the user station until a boot attempt is successful. Upon successfully booting the user station, the operating system information is modified to prioritize the set of information that resulted in a successful boot such that the successful set of information is selected first during a subsequent boot attempt. The operating system information may include a directory path of the remote server in which the user station attempts to locate an operating system kernel.
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