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Chairman Mao wrote: You enable network boot on the client, and provide DHCP (for addressing) & TFTP (for preboot file transfer) servers. You'll need to read the man pages, but configuration of those is really not complicated. The behaviour you get from the clients -- install / boot / diskless boot / Windows install -- depends on what files the TFTP server gives them, and laying those out might be the trickiest part. Luckily, there are lots of recipes out there that specify what kind of filesystem, kernel, etc. you need to supply. I imagine Windows can provide the DHCP/TFTP functionality, too. I don't know anything about that, but configuration should be no harder than in Linux. The file layout challenges will be the same. Ray! |
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PXE for fucking idiots by 01/14/2005, 1:47am PST  Not sure where you're stuck by 01/14/2005, 10:42am PST Re: PXE for fucking idiots by 01/14/2005, 7:22pm PST Re: PXE for fucking idiots by 01/14/2005, 10:14pm PST Re: PXE for fucking idiots by 01/15/2005, 2:43am PST Re: PXE for fucking idiots by 01/15/2005, 4:48am PST Re: PXE for fucking idiots by 01/15/2005, 12:11pm PST Save yourself the time and buy a CD-ROM. Cheaper, time-wise. NT by 01/17/2005, 7:08pm PST I have several. That is not the goddamn point. NT by 01/18/2005, 12:48am PST WHAT'S YOUR POIIIIIIIIIIINT WHAT'S YOURE POOOOOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINT NT by 01/18/2005, 1:33am PST fuckin noobs have no respect for the basement. NT by 01/18/2005, 2:29am PST Jon Favreau is a very famous actor. :( NT by 01/18/2005, 3:51am PST =( NT by 01/18/2005, 11:44am PST Just not a very good one. NT by 01/18/2005, 12:01pm PST |
