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Jumpstart with flars: looking for /tmp/flar
Post 302261327 by System Shock on Monday 24th of November 2008 11:57:54 AM
11-24-2008
Well, I'm a moron.
I looked everywhere except the obvious: I'm serving my jumpstart flars off nfs... the permissions on the new flars were 400
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I looked everywhere except the obvious: I'm serving my jumpstart flars off nfs... the permissions on the new flars were 400
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