User Syslinux 6.03 to chain boot FOG and MDT/WDS

[cfsalyer]

I currently have syslinux booting to my MDT/WDS server. How can I get it to boot to my FOG server?

This is my terrible boot menu for now

DEFAULT vesamenu.c32
PROMPT 0
MENU COLOR TITLE 0 #ffffffff #00000000 none
MENU BACKGROUND test.png
MENU TITLE Custom boot

#—boot to MDT WINPE IMAGES
LABEL MDT
MENU LABEL MDT Boot Images
KERNEL pxeboot.0

#—boot to hard disk
LABEL local
MENU DEFAULT
MENU LABEL Boot from Harddisk
LOCALBOOT 0
Type 0x80

#-boot to FOG
LABEL FOG
MENU LABEL FOG Server
KERNEL undionly.kpxe
APPEND 192.168.1.11

[Junkhacker]

this would likely be easier to do within the fog ipxe boot menu customization than to do it with your current syslinux menu

[A Former User]

I am also in the same situation.

I want to go to FOG server through my current syslinux…

it’s possible?!

[Sebastian Roth]

@haylander As I see from your other post you’re using current FOG 1.4.4. We don’t support using syslinux/pxelinux anymore! It’s causing trouble and we got mostly rid of it.

Why do you want to use syslinux??

[A Former User]

@sebastian-roth, hello … I want to use it because I currently have a WDS in production and I want to keep it in parallel …

Is it possible to reach the WDS PXE menu through the FOG custom menu?

I’m using, this today…

[A Former User]

I made it work with hint of this topic, using custom FOG menu.

Thank all!

[Sebastian Roth]

@haylander So I guess you got it working by chainloading from iPXE to WDS, right? Would you mind sharing your custom FOG iPXE menu config for other users here?

[A Former User]

@sebastian-roth, sure!