Hi there, I have a load of machines that have PXE entries in /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/<ethernet address> which I can see get generated by cobbler from files in /etc/cobbler/pxe.
Some magic happens within cobbler, so that from those template files, PXE boot files are generated. That's how I see it, and having looked through cobbler man pages, and the accumulated wisdom of "the internet", I am none the wiser as to how it does it. I would really like to be able to create different PXE boot files for different cobbler profiles. So that I can install a load of machines with, for example, profile=centos53, and another load with profile=fedora11, and have different PXE boot menus for these machines once they're installed, so I can boot them with PXE rather than Grub. I cannot work out whether this is possible or not. Could someone advise me of how to do this? Or, if it's not possible, just tell me so, so I am relieved of my mental turmoil. I hope I am not duplicated what other people have asked for. I have, as I say, done lots of looking around for my answers already. I do hope also that what I said above makes sense. Many thanks, Mark _______________________________________________ cobbler mailing list [email protected] https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler
