Re: gpxe doesn't works with ESXi 4 and Windows2008/2008 R2?

if i remember right, as windows has copied it files, uncompressed them 
started to reboot into stage-2-windows-install, i powered off the machine, 
add the lan nic back and anything went well... if i remember right ;)

what is your boot order in the bios? just a though, but if it is:

   e1000 (san)
   e1000 (lan)
   cdrom
   hd
   usb

you should change it to

  e1000 (san)
  cdrom
  hd
  usb
  e1000 (lan)

i dunno if this a gpxe or windows issue...

-jolt

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "carlopmart" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, October 22, 2009 8:51 PM
Subject: Re: [Etherboot-discuss] gpxe doesn't works with ESXi 4 and 
Windows2008/2008 R2?


> jolteroli wrote:
>> does your virtual machine has 2 nic's, one for lan and one for the san 
>> ???
>>
>> once a time, i tried to install windows 7 with szch 2-nic's and it said
>> ecxacly the same to me. as i removed the lan nic (both e1000), the
>> installation succeeded.
>>
>> may be this helps... gd'luck anyway!
>>
>> -jolt
>>
> Uhmm ... Yes my virtual machine has two nics ... I will try it with only 
> one nic,
> but can I attach another nics before install without problems??
>
> -- 
> CL Martinez
> carlopmart {at} gmail {d0t} com
>
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