Topics created by Dietrich07

@george1421 I can’t point you to the ISO, only to their website to purchase a copy (Parted Magic Store), but I’ve grabbed 3 different cfgs and attached them. From what I see it appears that the iPXE format used is fine. And maybe this is not an iPXE issue anyway.

kernel ${win_base_url}/pm/bzImage initrd ${win_base_url}/pm/initrd.img imgfetch ${win_base_url}/pm/fu.img imgfetch ${win_base_url}/pm/m.img imgfetch ${win_base_url}/pm/files.cgz imgargs bzImage initrd=initrd.img initrd=fu.img initrd=m.img initrd=files.cgz edd=on vga=normal boot

The above seems to line-up fine with what I see in other cfgs.

kernel ${win_base_url}/pmagic/bzImage initrd=initrd.img initrd=fu.img initrd=m.img edd=on vga=normal netsrc=wget neturl="${win_base_url}/pmagic/pmodules/" netargs="-U pmagicboot" initrd ${win_base_url}/pmagic/initrd.img initrd ${win_base_url}/pmagic/fu.img initrd ${win_base_url}/pmagic/m.img boot

The code above loads the init stuff, but does say “/proc/cmdline: line 1: bzImage: command not found” but it does start to download the SQFS. However, that download fails around 76% with another error. Downloaded it in a browser to make sure my webserver isn’t wonky, and it compares without issue to the original in the ISO. Also, the ISO boots fine…
grubcfg.txt
sample_pxelinuxcfg.txt
syslinuxcfg.txt

@dietrich07 Please don’t misunderstand what I say. What you ask is not the main focus of the FOG Project, but I also give you an idea how to get these missing CD based programs into the live environment. You need to just add them to the boot.wim file. Then when the liveos boots your programs will be there too.