Re: PXE Boot Disks

Trevor B <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.pxes.devel
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Isn't that what etherboot (etherboot.org) does? But you need to build 
one for the specific nic in the machine (and it can be loaded from 
floppy & or hd).

Trevor B

Tim Bates wrote:

>Anyone know of any free PXE emulation boot floppies? I mean like one that
>boots up, finds the network adapter and then loads the image that DHCP says
>to, like normal PXE boot roms would. I know of one by Argo that isnt free
>and one by MS that only supports PCI cards.
>I need one that supports PCMCIA and ISA cards. Although any free
>implementation would be good for a look at this stage.
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>Tim B
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