We branched off iPXE mainline at commit c7051d8 (Jan 1 2014) then
cherry-picked commits 73d1ff0 ("Patch to bludgeon snponly.efi back to
life") and f411dce ("Clean up the restoration of snponly.efi a little
bit") from the xcat repository
(https://git.ipxe.org/vendor/xcat/ipxe.git). We build the snponly.efi
target, as the so-called "hardware-optimized" drivers in other targets
appear to be quite unstable and buggy.
On 09/22/2015 04:48 PM, Steven Shiau wrote:
On 9/22/2015 PM 02:40, Michael Mohr wrote:
You might consider using iPXE to bootstrap your clients. The iPXE UEFI
images can vary in size, but the one we use to PXE boot nodes over IPv6
is just over 120kb. iPXE can chain load a secondary UEFI binary over
any protocol (HTTP, FTP, etc) if support is built into the UEFI image.
This is scalable to 3000+ nodes booting simultaneously.
Thanks for this suggestion. Could you please tell me which build of
iPXE do you use?
Steven.
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