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Openfiler NSA (x86_64)
Version 2.3 03/02/10
Openfiler NAS/SAN Appliance
Version 2.3

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dt:source
15.10-1 (17 days ago)
dt:source
15.10-1 (17 days ago)
kernel:source
2.6.29.6-0.29 (16-Jun-2010)
kernel:source
2.6.29.6-0.29 (16-Jun-2010)
htop:source
0.8.3-1 (08-Jun-2010)
hwdata:source
0.229-0.0.2 (25-May-2010)
hwdata:source
0.229-0.0.2 (25-May-2010)
cherokee:source
1.0.1-1 (24-May-2010)
cherokee:source
1.0.1-1 (24-May-2010)
hwdata:source
0.229-0.0.1 (24-May-2010)

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Openfiler NSA

Image: Openfiler NAS/SAN Appliance

Downloads

Openfiler NAS/SAN Appliance Disc 1 323 MB, SHA1: cae69e2452eb660a3b73c315c6435c99fc25976d	Download Download (BitTorrent)
boot.iso 5 MB, SHA1: b2ef1dabf100328563d969546f7052cc3c0c420c	Download Download (BitTorrent)
diskboot.img 8 MB, SHA1: b2b2929a4aa47229e77b119b193a0ca7cd92d552	Download Download (BitTorrent)

What are these files?

The file(s) entitled Disc N represent(s) the disc(s) required to install this image. These files are in ISO 9660 format, and can be burned onto CD or DVD media using the CD/DVD burning software of your choice. The installation process is then started by booting your system from a disc burned from the file entitled Disc 1.

The last two files are used only if you want to perform a network installation. To do so, you must first download all "Disc N" file(s) and share them (via NFS). You can then download and use one of the following files to boot the system to be installed:

Use the boot.iso file if your system can boot from CD/DVD. This file is an ISO 9660 image of a bootable CD-ROM, and can be burned onto CD or DVD media using the CD/DVD burning software of your choice.
Use the diskboot.img file if your system cannot boot from CD/DVD, but can boot from some other type of bootable device. This file is a VFAT filesystem image that can be written (using the dd command) to a USB pendrive or other bootable media larger than a diskette. Note that your system's BIOS must support booting from USB to use this file with any USB device.

Details

Group	group-openfiler
Version	openfiler.rpath.org@rpl:devel/0.6-1-1
Flavor	X, ~!alternatives, ~!bootstrap, ~buildtests, desktop, dietlibc, ~!domU, emacs, gcj, ~glibc.tls, gnome, ~grub.static, gtk, ipv6, ~!kernel.debug, ~!kernel.debugdata, ~!kernel.numa, krb, ldap, nptl, ~!openssh.smartcard, ~!openssh.static_libcrypto, pam, pcre, perl, ~!pie, ~proftpd.auth_pam, ~proftpd.ifsession, ~proftpd.ipv6, ~proftpd.rewrite, ~proftpd.tls, python, readline, ~rsync.acls, ~rsync.date_only, ~rsync.downdate, ~rsync.fsync, ~rsync.slow_down, ~rsync.xattrs, sasl, ~!selinux, ~sqlite.threadsafe, ssl, tcl, tcpwrappers, tk, ~!xen is: x86(cmov, i486, i586, i686, ~!sse2)
Architecture	x86
Type	Installable CD/DVD
Anaconda Custom	openfiler.rpath.org@rpl:devel/0.1-12-2
Anaconda Templates	conary.rpath.com@rpl:1/1.0.5-0.5-1[is: x86]
Media Template	openfiler.rpath.org@rpl:devel/1.0.3-1.2-1[is: x86]

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