Mark Bell wrote:
Hi Shao,
I guess I am not clear on menu options and formatting. I have never
used this before
You could try booting your computer to gpxelinux.0, if you are
chain-loading from your NIC's vendor-provided PXE. If you are not, you
could use a custom build of gPXE which includes PXELINUX. See the
documentation for building gPXE in the Download section of the Etherboot
wiki for details.
Using gpxelinux.0, your menu config-file might go something like this:
LABEL foo
COM32 sanboot.c32
APPEND iscsi:192.168.0.33::::baz:foo
LABEL bar
COM32 sanboot.c32
APPEND iscsi:192.168.0.33::::baz:bar
You'd need Syslinux' sanboot.c32 module available in your TFTP service
directory for the above.
- Shao Miller
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