PXE Boot menu
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your Win81.iso needs to be changed to win81.iso to match your actual file name, too
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now, every iso is loading, but win7 isnt.
win8.1 works,nice! ultimatebootcd works, also, but the others wont. here the errors.
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how much ram do you have in the target computer? memdisk iso raw tries to load the entire iso into ram. also, is that a screenshot of rasbian? that’s not normally even compiled to be compatible with x86 or x86_64 systems
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:eek: … rasbian? as a fog server? that works? o_O that never come to mind for me! Hmmm
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ram 8gb.
false screenshot, no raspbian
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[quote=“domii666, post: 42121, member: 24204”]false screenshot, no raspbian :O[/quote]
:oops:oh! , that would be cool if that could work as like some type of mobile Fog-IT-Tool or something a long them lines anyhow don’t wanna hijack this threads or take it off of it’s maiden voyage
…[B]domii666 [/B]I like the boot menu you are working on.
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anyone idea?
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While iPXE is handy and somewhat neat to make your life a little easier, I’m willing to bet you’d run into similar issues even if you used the old pxelinux.cfg menu system.
Some of the iso’s can operate just fine being fully loaded and directly as such. However, actual OS discs, especially those that run live cd’s it seems, don’t like the approach of loading the entire disk and booting from it in ram. This isn’t because of something FOG is doing wrong, but rather how the cd was created. The ISO is actually, once loaded, trying to locate itself from within the CD it was booted from. Because it cannot find this, it cannot boot further. The way to boot these in such ways is to extract the information of the CD/DVD and mount using it’s respective vmlinuz/bzImage and init/initrd files.
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and how that works?
