it was having problems in booting with /init and would crash to busybox, when i then downloaded the netboot kernel it worked like a charm.
i was scratching my head at this as well, but i could not for the life of me get nfs to work, i made a copy to /tftpboot/mswindows and it worked. i guess i did not read it was broken, but thanks for the info.
ok will have to try the win7 way
thanks for the quick response
@george1421 excelent guide, all the linux guides was very good, had some problems with ubuntu because i did not use the vmlinuz and initrd from “http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/artful/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/” which might be nice to have in the guide.
also:
im not sure if i have done something wrong following your Windows 10 guide, but i manage to boot into windows, but dont get past some driver issues in windows “A media driver your computer needs is missin. i also had to use tftp instead of nfs, because it was not supported… do you know whats going on hereg”