Hello, Ross! Currently, we are using a Yocto-based network equipment software distribution called TanoWRT (https://tano-systems.gitlab.io/meta-tanowrt/). This distribution provides a way to create images that can be used to facilitate network boot process using PXE. Those images are actually ISO images, and they work well for x86-based platforms, since they use already available syslinux stubs that were used for that purpose for a very long time. Unfortunately, syslinux does not support platforms that use CPU of different architectures, which, however, still support network boot process as per the UEFI spec. For those platforms, the image that is used for network boot is still the very same ISO image, the only difference is that it has the 2nd stage bootloader in a standard EFI PE format prepended to it. I hope that my explanation answers you question.
Best regards, Andrey.
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