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    These are 2 OS definitions and a scheduler script that are designed for the full virtualization of linux and windows systems on Ganeti. They works good on my KVM-based production environment and provides all that you need in order to create, backup and restore instances. Note: I was told that it works pretty good even under XEN hypervisor.
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    InfiniTUX - Two floppies rescue and multipurpose embedded LINUX distro - A big collection of console UNIX software to perform system rescue, repairs and backups - NIC and network services supports and an FTP special system to expand its functionalities
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    g4u is a bootfloppy/CD-ROM that allows easy cloning of a PC harddisks or partition to deploy a common setup on a number of PCs via FTP or local disk. As the harddisk/partition is processed as a image, any filesystem and operating system can be deployed.
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