I got the Gparted ISO to boot, although in a bit roun-about way:
menuentry 'Gparted i386' {
set root=http,192.168.2.100
set isofile=gparted-live-0.19.0-beta1-3-i486.iso
loopback loop0 ($root)$isofile
linux (loop0)/live/vmlinuz boot=live config noswap noprompt verbose noeject
On 16.02.2015 14:15, Beeblebrox wrote:
I got the Gparted ISO to boot, although in a bit roun-about way:
menuentry 'Gparted i386' {
set root=http,192.168.2.100
set isofile=gparted-live-0.19.0-beta1-3-i486.iso
loopback loop0 ($root)$isofile
linux (loop0)/live/vmlinuz boot=live config
Hi.
I'm trying to boot several live ISO's using my PXE-boot server and Grub
loopback. ISO's are fetched by Grub from an HTTP server on the same host.
* I can boot the kernels of all live ISO's through PXE+HTTP transfer.
* Boot process fails at mount-root stage, where rootfs will obviously be
В Sun, 15 Feb 2015 21:37:13 +0200
Beeblebrox zap...@berentweb.com пишет:
Hi.
I'm trying to boot several live ISO's using my PXE-boot server and Grub
loopback. ISO's are fetched by Grub from an HTTP server on the same host.
* I can boot the kernels of all live ISO's through PXE+HTTP transfer.
Hi Andrei, thanks for the answer.
You need to tell your kernel/initrd where to find ISO and it should be
able to fetch data from it via HTTP.
I was advised on debian-live, if ISO contains httpfs, you can boot by pointing
the live initramfs to the iso location on your web server; essentially
On Mon, Feb 16, 2015 at 10:25 AM, Beeblebrox zap...@berentweb.com wrote:
Hi Andrei, thanks for the answer.
You need to tell your kernel/initrd where to find ISO and it should be
able to fetch data from it via HTTP.
I was advised on debian-live, if ISO contains httpfs, you can boot by
