Alternative? Diskless Shared-Root GFS/Cluster

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Ok, might as well ask this... since I can't seem to find anything on it. How 
about just a central storage that can be split up into many small segments so 
that blades can boot over the network, then joint the GFS cluster?

I mean, all I want to do is to remove the drives since they really aren't 
being used. All of the work is being done on the GFS cluster once a machine is 
up and running. It barely does anything with it's drive other than the OS of 
course, even logging is all remote.

Isn't there a simpler way of getting this done without having to get into 
whole new technologies? All of the blades have PXE boot capabilities, there 
must be some simple way of doing this?

Mike



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