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And also i am looking to add this to the FOG PXE Boot Menu Configuration and i would like to add a password , Any assistance would be awesome
Thanks
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Your speed of loading the .iso into memory is based off of your network, the hdd speed of your server, and the size of the file.
What I would suggest is use Hiren’s latest tool to “slim” down the tool to a smaller more manageable size, or even better add TWO options to the boot menu. One for a vanilla (untouched and larger) .iso and a slimmer, smaller one for what you want to do.
My best guess is you are on a 10/100 network (just a hunch).
As far as a password goes, you can add a password to the default file. Look here for an example of how - [url]http://www.syslinux.org/wiki/index.php/PXELINUX[/url]
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I’ve noticed that when I boot an ISO off of FOG it only goes at 4 MB/sec to load the ISO. I know that the hardware is not the issue. Gbe to all computers (10Gbe to the switches), 15k speed drives in the servers running on a 10 core CPU (20 with hyper-threading).
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Thanks for that, i figured its probably the size of the iso
The link was useful thanks! its now password protected
I tried looking for the tool that you can use to “slim” down the Boot CD , anyway you could share some light on that for me ?Thanks
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Hi everyone,
I think that what ssx4life means is to extract Hiren’s .iso file and use HBCDCustomizer to edit the image. For example, I have tried editing it deleting the folder containing Windows programs and keeping DOS programs, where the size of the file is now 80 MB, instead of the originally 500 MB aprox.
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Thats exactly what i wanted to know, thanks
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smog hit the nail on the head.
thanks.you can also have a vanilla (unedited .iso) as well as a second customized .iso in your boot menu. Gives you more flexibility.
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i managed to get that iso down to just over a 100mb’s so its loading up much faster now
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Hello Friends,
I have seen that on my friends computer that Some computers use the ‘Delete’ key to get into BIOS. Change the boot order to CD (or DVD if you are loading a larger file such as Vista beta). Hit the ‘Delete’ key during the initial screen.
[IMG]http://cdnsupport.gateway.com/s/Mobile/Gateway/M275/bootmenu.gif[/IMG]Thanks & Regards, @ Rescueme911
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[quote=“Kevin, post: 1607, member: 3”]I’ve noticed that when I boot an ISO off of FOG it only goes at 4 MB/sec to load the ISO. I know that the hardware is not the issue. Gbe to all computers (10Gbe to the switches), 15k speed drives in the servers running on a 10 core CPU (20 with hyper-threading).[/quote]
I have notice that as well. Anyway we could speed this up? Or it is just how tftp is.
I was thinking of putting ultimate boot cd on there but it is like 600 megs.
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So the real question being, what is the default block size of TFTP that FOG uses, and is there a way to increase it?