Yes, and this "filename" field must be set to "nbgrub".
Example in DHCP: (/etc/dhcpd.conf)
host host1 {
hardware ethernet 00:4F:49:09:F8:E3;
fixed-address 196.1.1.31;
filename "/tftpboot/host1/nbgrub";
option root-path "/tftpboot/host1/root";
option option-150 "/tftpboot/host1/menu.lst";
}
The "filename" defines the GRUB (diskless version), the "option-150"
the path and name from the config or menu file.
With friendly regards
Christoph P.
- PSHunter wrote:
>
> I know that bootp (and compatible) protocols provide a "filename" or "kernel" field
>to enable different kernels to be loaded on the XTs.
> So how is it possible to use it in :
> kernel "Filename" -options ... ?
>
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