How to Use FOG to PXE Boot MultiBoot 2k10 Unofficial

[axander]

Hello,

I need help, I want to PXE boot this .iso which is multiboot and contains:

SB driver PLOP v.5.0.11
C9PE Plus Pack (@conty9) 2k10
WinPE 7x86 Live (@Xemom1) Special Edition 2k10
WinPE 7x64 Live (@Xemom1) Special Edition 2k10
WinPE 8x86 Live (@Xemom1) Special Edition 2k10
WinPE 8x64 Live (@Xemom1) Special Edition 2k10
WinPE 10x86 Live (@Xemom1) Multilingual Edition 2k10
WinPE 10x64 Live (@Xemom1) Multilingual Edition 2k10
Parted Magic 2017.03.14 /Linux Live CD/
Linux version of Acronis DDH v.12.5.163 (rus)
Linux version of Acronis TIES v.9.7.8398 (rus)
Linux version of Acronis TI Premium 2014 v.17.0.6673 (rus)
Linux version of Acronis Universal Restore v.11.5.38938 (rus)
Linux version of Acronis Snap Deploy v.5.0.1416 (rus)
Linux version of Acronis Align Tool for WD/Hitachi v.2.0.154 (eng)
Linux version of Paragon HDM 12 v.10.1.21.471 (rus)
Linux version of Paragon HDM 15 v.10.1.25.813 (rus)
Linux version of MiniTool Partition Wizard Server Edition v.9.1 (eng)
Linux version of TeraByte Image for Linux v.3.39 (eng)
Acronis TIES DOS version v.9.7.8398 (rus)
DOS version of Paragon HDM 15 v.10.1.25.813 (rus)
A large set of various DOS utilities and much more.
I’ve been reading the manuals, but I’m getting the hang of it.

If anyone knows how to do it please give instructions.
Thanks!

[jmeyer]

@axander
Hello,
it’s all write here : https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Advanced_Boot_Menu_Configuration_options

Upload the iso on the server in somewhere in www directory.
Create new “Boot Menu Items” from GUI and add something like this as parameters :

initrd http://${fog-ip}/ISO/MultiBoot_2k10.ISO
chain memdisk iso raw

[george1421]

@jmeyer said in How to Use FOG to PXE Boot MultiBoot 2k10 Unofficial:

chain memdisk iso raw

Just adding a bit of a caveat here.

memdisk is a BIOS boot loader only. There is currently not an equivalent function for UEFI based systems.

The iso image you boot from must be less than 2GB in size (remember 32bit address space) AND the booting computer must have at least 2 times the memory of the 2GB iso to function. So in the case of a 2GB ISO image, your computer needs to have 4GB of RAM.