Hello,
following is my attempt at implementing base64 support for CHAP.
I have included two implementations for base64 decoding, but the one with
transition table is faster, cleaner (at least imho :) and also recently got
smaller than the if-else one (it was bigger at first and that's why I am
Hi,
I have 3 ethernet cards: two of them are realtek 8169(10ec:8169) and the
other one ise onboard realtek 8168. Now, If I integrate for onboard 8168
driver, bios goes to dead, and it doesn't load. I have gigabyte mb with
dual bios support, so no problem for dead bios. After the bios was dead,
Hello!
I would like to start with thanking you for the features you have
integrated in the last years.
Some years ago I experimented with Etherboot/PXELinux but that was long
before gPXE was there. HTTP, iSCSI, AOE and even WiFi ... that is just
amazing!
I am especially interested in WiFi
Hi,
I've succesfully installed windows 2008. Now, I want to free gpxe from
dhcp. According to our network system, there is no dhcp server in SAN
subnet. So I have to define clients settings statically (ip address,
root-path, keep-san, etc..). How can I do that?
Regards.
Have a look at
http://etherboot.org/wiki/commandline
an example script could look like this:
#!gpxe
ifopen net0
set net0/ip 192.168.10.1
set net0/netmask ...
sanboot iscsi:server-iptarget-name
build gPXE with:
make bin/gpxe.dsk EMBEDDED_IMAGE=foo.gpxe
where foo.gPXE is the name of the
Have you tried a plain open network first? Just to eliminate the WPA stuff?
Scott
Original Message
Subject: [gPXE] WPA2-encrypted wireless booting with ath5k
From: Alexander Heinz mailsanm...@gmx.li
To: gpxe@etherboot.org
Date: 03/26/2010 10:00 AM
Hello!
I would like to
On Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 12:00 PM, Alexander Heinz mailsanm...@gmx.li wrote:
Hello!
I would like to start with thanking you for the features you have
integrated in the last years.
Some years ago I experimented with Etherboot/PXELinux but that was long
before gPXE was there. HTTP, iSCSI, AOE
