NCHC Free Software Labs

DRBL allows client machines to operate without disks or systems by providing a diskless or systemless environment, making it a reliable and efficient solution for remote booting in Linux.

The Diskless Remote Boot is a feature in Linux that allows a computer to boot and run operating systems without a local hard drive or storage device. Instead, it uses network-based storage to access the operating system, making it beneficial for thin clients and virtual environments.