Category Archives: Linux

bad device, bad memory – how to fix a case of “bad expectations”

This is the second case in twelve months, so I decided to dump some self-experience in this article. Hopefully it will help both me and others to circumvent this type of errors, or at least to not waste too much … Continue reading

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PXE-booting UEFI systems via SUSE Manager’s Cobbler

Booting BIOS-based PXE clients via SUSE Manager and its integrated “Cobbler” component is very easy and well-documented. But as more and more hardware vendors decide to switch to UEFI, how about PXE-booting these?

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Creating non-SLES boostrap repositories in SUSE Manager 3

You likely already know this, but let me state it anyhow: SUSE Manager is an awesome tool to manage your SUSE and Redhat server environment. At least it is since the update to version 3 – I wouldn’t start arguing … Continue reading

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