[Unattended] Network booting Unattended - can't do it

"Nick Ramsey" <[email protected]> Fri, 23 Sep 2011 13:59:20 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.comp.windows.unattended.general
Message-ID <D0DA5434925FE94B8FF3E33F0F2EFB5D1E9D4F@ato-dell-server.ATO-MAIN.local>
Hi

And the reason is that SYSLINUX is unavailable any more from all the
links I found, except one.

And that one was v4.04, and did not include PXELIUX.

 

I wanted to boot using some other kernel, but there is no "default" file
in Unattended package. That meant I couldn't see how to make it just
start an image (all the examples I could find were menu driven and
needed fuller versions of Linux, not PXELINUX, or needed DOS boot (which
gives me a Too Big for memory error with any DOS image I've found.

 

It would be useful if the necessary PXELINUX and default file could be
hosted on the Unattended pages - but at the moment I'm at a standstill.

Good work as far as it goes though - most understandable explanation
I've found yet, of how to do this.

 

I just can't implement it.

 

Nick

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