Hi,
W dniu 2012-08-01 15:38, Robin Smidsrød pisze:
That is not correct syntax. You can't execute an ISO as a Network Boot
Program (NBP). You must either use sanboot to simulate the ISO as a HDD
with a CD filesystem, or run an NBP (like memdisk) that is capable of
doing something quite similar to what sanboot does.
Remember that when you chainload memdisk (from my example as ../memdisk)
this is just another program that you have on either a TFTP or HTTP
server. I notice you get connection timed out error, which might
indicate that ../memdisk is an invalid URL in your case and you should
use an absolute URL to avoid confusion.
What I understand is that I have to prepare the WinPE4 (to have iSCSI
support) PXE boot environment ?
I made it according (with some changes) to :
http://madic.wordpress.com/2010/12/03/preparing-winpe-3-0-for-pxe-boot/
both - amd64 and x86 versions.
I've also installed the TFTP server and transferred the necessary (I
hope) files to that server - under Debian 6.
I've also prepared the remap file with line:
rg \\ /
reconfigured the /etc/default/tftpd-hpa file:
TFTP_OPTIONS="--secure -vv -m /usr/tftp/tftpd.remap"
and restarted tftp server.
My tftp root directory contains the 'Boot' folder with the WinPE
environment.
I got stuck with trying to boot it from iPXE:
iPXE> dhcp net0
DHCP (net0 {mac})....... ok
iPXE> chain tftp://192.168.65.134/Boot/pxeboot.0
tftp://192.168.65.134/Boot/pxeboot.0..... ok
and after that:
TFTP download failed
Press any key to reboot..
do I miss some tftp configuration ?
--
Marek
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