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Linux via the internet with boot.kernel.org

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“Still in its early days, the project allows Linux systems to be
started via HTTP. Clients only require a broadband internet
connection and the open source gPXE boot loader, which can be
provided on a USB flash drive, a CD or – for those who miss
the good old days – a floppy disk.”


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