php files in Ubuntu 14.04 are located in:

/etc/php5/cli/php.ini

tftp boot file locations in Ubuntu 14.04

/var/lib/tftp

it is no longer needed, it just hasn’t been removed.

Thank you!

Ahh, good to know that’s the intent then. Thank you.

Using the CloudOS from Neverware. I successfully installed it on a computer and imaged it successfully. I think you would classify it as Chromium OS but it has been modified with more driver support and other things. I am using the free version not the paid for one with Google Apps support.

I used the Linux with multiple partitions single disk.

I was actually able to install this on several different hardware models with no issues as long as the hard drive was the same size or larger than my original test machine.

Optiplex 360.380, and 390
Lenovo X130
Inspiron Duo

Might be able to extend some of the old hardware this way.

NVM. It appears I’m not the only one with issues with the latest Gandalf. At least I got to share my iPXE Advanced Boot Menu configuration. 🙂

Go Team Venture!

PartClone is uploading as it should now with svn2250. Thank you very much.

Now to convert my image library from PartImage to PartClone.

The published 4.1.4 and your special 4.1.4 64bit at the http link above both work without dumping pre-emptible bugs now.