Hi, > * created gPXE disk image using rom-o-matic and written to floppy > * used wraplinux to create ELF file from same vmlinuz, initrd and > kernel options as used by grub > * configured bootp and tftp daemons suitably > > When the PC boots, it reads the floppy OK, gets its network address > etc from bootp, fetches the ELF file OK but then hangs when trying to > execute it. I.e. no further output to screen or serial console.
I've got a dhcp + tftp boot + nfs root + serial console setup running without wraplinux which just works with a stock debian kernel. To skip wraplinux, just use scripting. You can either embed the script if you're compiling gpxe yourself or deliver a gpxe script via tftp script (I'm using both). [1] explains how to setup the gpxe script accordingly to your needs. M. Braun _______________________________________________ gPXE mailing list [email protected] http://etherboot.org/mailman/listinfo/gpxe
