Changes between Version 34 and Version 35 of DocsRediris09/Articulo

Timestamp:

Nov 14, 2009, 2:27:53 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

rsierra

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DocsRediris09/Articulo

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 ''Specific processes and modify configuration data from each customer can be made directly once the process dump of the image, without booting the operating system, go directly to information stored on disks. This is a significant advantage over other similar products, including commercial.''
 
-''In the current state of development of the project, allowed the cloning and deployment of Windows operating systems (including Windows 7) to FAT32 file systems and NTFS, and Linux distributions of ext2, ext3 and ext4.''
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-''Some of the main aspects of the future line of work are OpenGNSys management capacity of redundant disks, logical volumes and be able to clone and deploy other operating systems. The latter involves support new types of filesystems.''
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-''The distribution of images and files should be as flexible as possible, implementing different communication protocols, as Unixast, Multicast and P2P, and even also be provided with such information off-line (without communication with the server) go directly the local data cache for each client or an external storage device. ''
+''In the current state of the project, allowed the cloning and deployment of Windows operating systems (including Windows 7) to FAT32 file systems and NTFS, and Linux distributions of ext2, ext3 and ext4.''
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+''Some of the main aspects of the future line of work are OpenGNSys management capacity of redundant disks (RAID), logical volumes and be able to clone and deploy other operating systems. The latter involves support new types of filesystems.''
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+''The distribution of images and files should be as flexible as possible, implementing different networks protocols, as Unixast, Multicast and P2P, and even also be provided with such information off-line (without communication with the server) go directly the local data cache for each client or an external storage device. ''
 
 ''By definition, OpenGNSys is a Free Software project. As such, all code is licensed under GPLv3 or later, while the associated documentation is available under Creative Commons license. ''