How are you using pxelinux to boot to different partitions on the drive?
We triple boot our lab machines, by:
1) install winos1
2) install winos2 (via some partition futzing)
3) install linux, which installs grub, which has a menu to pick which of the 3 to boot to.
Jordan
Paul Griffith wrote:
Hello,
I found a solution that works. I am using pxelinux from Syslinux.
Thanks Paul
On Wed, Feb 02, 2005 at 12:54:28PM -0500, Paul Griffith wrote:
Greetings,
Just a couple questions to see how users are doing automated dual booting.
1 - Anyone using GRUB and do auto generate your own grub.conf file or put one in place my hand?
2 - Anyone using a PXE boot loader to present a menu to boot either Windows or Linux from the hard drive?
I was looking at bpbatch, but it seems to have dropped off the face of the earth. What would be nice is some form of PXE boot loader with a menu to boot either Linux or Windows XP. I really don't want to keep any Linux kernels on the tftp/pxe server.
Anyone have any links or suggestions.
Many Thanks
Paul
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