Re: PXES on Linux and Windons Server 2003

Take a look at GRUB as boot loader.
Some samples are provided in PXES distribution.
GRUB lets you unify boot methods and presents a boot menu.


On Sat, 2004-05-22 at 13:17, Muhyiddin A.M Hayat wrote:
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> Dear All,
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> I have Install PXES 0.8 on Suse Linux 9, then instal and configure
> DHCP, TFTP, BIND on thatserver.
> In pxesgonfig, Sessions selected Local Xwindows (default), UNIX/Linux
> XDM... , Windows Terminal Server Session. 
> UNIX/Linux Session server on Suse Linux 9 machine and Windows Terminal
> Server Session server on other machine (Windows Server 2003).
> Then boot from LAN PXE and is gonna be OK.
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> But I have some problem:
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> - There are two methods to boot from each client. The
> most clients using LAN PXE method and about  5 clients using Etherboot
> on floppy method.
>   How to configure to allow each client boot with they are own
> method? Do I configure in dhcpd.conf? Are the PXE on Floppy? And can I
> do? 
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> - The client can't get X Windows(KDE/Gnome) from Linux Server.
> What/where do I have to configure? How to prepare my Linux machine?
> (in Windows Terminal Server Session, everything is ok)
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> - Can I modify PXES Boot Menu? How to modify Boot Menu and let me
> choice which Session do I need to load(Linux or Windows)? 
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> Thanks....
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>  



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