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LINUX JOURNAL SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION Jquery | Squid | PXE | Freeboo | Munin | Solaris-Zones | Irrlicht APRIL 2009 ISSUE 180 jQuery Squid PXE FreeBoo Munin Solaris-Zones Irrlicht LINUX JOURNAL Run Linux and Solaris ™ on One Machine SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION Build an Unattended Network-Based OS Installer with PXE Use FreeBoo to Restore and Boot Since 1994: The Original Magazine of the Linux Community APRIL 2009 | ISSUE 180 Build a Secure Squid Web Proxy jQuery | Squid | PXE | FreeBoo | Munin Solaris-Zones Irrlicht jQuery | Squid PXE FreeBoo SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION Program 3-D Graphics with Irrlicht Monitor Anything with Munin How to Bring Back a Master Boot Record APRIL 2009 ISSUE 180 www.linuxjournal.com $5.99US $5.99CAN 04 PLUS POINT/COUNTERPOINT: Mutt vs. Thunderbird 0 09281 03102 4 APRIL 2009 CONTENTS Issue 180 SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION FEATURES 50 PXE: NOT JUST FOR SERVER NETWORKS ANYMORE! Build a Windows install server...using Linux! 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