Nick Couchman wrote:
The scenario I was testing that was not working was PXE -> PXELINUX ->
undi.lkrn. This scenario works on many other network cards (for
example, an Optiplex 755 with an Intel-based network interface), but
didn't seem to work on this particular Broadcom model.
For the scenario you've described, you might be interested in PXELINUX'
"keeppxe" directive:
LABEL gpxe
KERNEL undi.lkrn
APPEND keeppxe
Or you might be interested in the fact that PXELINUX can boot NBPs, such as:
LABEL gpxe
PXE undi.kkpxe
It could be that the other Dell models (such as your Optiplex 755) leave
the UNDI/PXE stack available and undi.lkrn can find it. This is not
universally true.
- Shao Miller
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