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I am trying to setup a ghost server but cant find pxe boot. any ideas or recommendations that are better than pxe?

Name: jefro
Date: November 6, 2009 at 13:18:36 Pacific

Reply:

If the remote computers do not support pxe then the next choice used to be making a rom chip for a supported nic. (almost no one ever did that because who has a eeprom flasher?) Go get a gpxe boot floppy or cd for your nic. Gpxe supports many more protocols that tftp. I think tcp/nfs/http/ftp and iscsi and more I think. In fact if you want to test it over the internet try netboot.me and load up tinycore. I guess you could fool around with grub(2) if you want too. Playing to the angels Les Paul (1915-2009)

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