Re: Is there a way to install DragonFly via network (w/o CD) ?

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Matthew Dillon wrote:
>     The vendor match classes.  If the BIOS is PXE booting it will identify
>     itself as "PXEClient".

That does sound safe enough. Would the installer have a warning to the user stating 
that if their machine fails to pxeboot, make certain the normal dhcp server is set to 
not respond to pxeboot requests? Or something like that?