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Can Darwin Live Without Disks?
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Can Darwin Live Without Disks?

  • Subject: Can Darwin Live Without Disks?
  • From: Bernie Zenis <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 7 Sep 2002 16:22:55 -0400
Hi,

Operating systems seem to have a strong reliance on having dIsk(s) available.
Can Darwin boot on a diskless system?
Can Darwin continue to operate on a system where the disk(s) have become unavailable (gone offline, crashed, etc.)?
I doubt the whole Mac OS can live without disk(s); but, I was hoping that atleast the kernel could.

Thanks,
Bernie
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