And run make.This’ll produce a new gpxelinux.0, with a slightly different embedded script: this one overrides the DHCP results, replacing the information Windows PE’s pxeboot.0 examines to determine where to download the BCD and bootmgr.exe from, in effect redirecting the PXE boot to a completely different TFTP server. However it does not. So in order to be able to install Windows to the iSCSI drive I need to either get gPXE or PXElinux to instruct it to boot from the first optical drive after sanboot fails, or set up a PXE image server to load the Windows DVD from, which I don't really have time to do.
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Build
Download the latest sources at Sourceforge.
Configure
Save the following in a bochsrc file:
Disk image
To create a disk image, checkout here or here.
See also What_is_a_SYSLINUX_disk_? and Hard_disk_images
In a nutshell:
- Create a disk image using bximage
- Setup the partition table with fdisk
- Install the Master boot record (when using losetup to create a device, don't specify any offset)
- Format the disk (make sure to set the right offset when using losetup)
- Run extlinux
- Create a Syslinux configuration file and install necessary modules
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There is a ready to use image available on github.
Run
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PXELINUX
bochs provides 3 different NICs, ne2k-isa, ne2k-pci and pnic. The only difference between ne2k-isa and ne2k-pci is inserting the ne2k NIC into a PCI slot (thereby ignoring the ioaddr and irq settings).
PXE-VNET
The BOCHS ethmod vnet has the advantage of not requiring elevated privileges (a la root) but the disadvantage of only providing DHCP, read-only TFTP and ICMP echo support (possibly a little more but not much)
PXE-VNET-GPXE
So far, I haven't been able to get gPXE and the BOCHS DHCP server to like each other using BOCHS's vnet ethmod. However, vnet is a fixed IP configuration.
To create an image:
- Save the script into bochs.gpxe
- Clone the gpxe tree: git://git.etherboot.org/scm/gpxe.git
- make EMBEDDED_IMAGE=/path/to/bochs.gpxe ISOLINUX_BIN=/path/to/syslinux/core/isolinux.bin
- OR: make ne2k-isa.dsk EMBEDDED_IMAGE=/path/to/bochs.gpxe (or gpxe.dsk instead of ne2k-isa.dsk)
PXE-VNET-NE2K-ISA
I had to alter the default IRQ as 9 was taken by the PCI bridge. The MAC is a special MAC address that BOCHS uses for certain ethmod networks. Replace '/tftpboot' with your appropriate TFTP root directory.
I've been able to get this to work with my gPXE script embedded into a floppy image with the ne2k-isa gPXE driver (feel free to use all-drivers if you like).
To boot it via a floppy drive, add the following to your bochsrc:
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PXE-VNET-PNIC
So far, I haven't been successful with the PNIC psuedo NIC on the vnet ethmod. gPXE reports PCI 10ec:8029 as ns8390 but didn't seem to take (even with all-drivers; full ID: 10ec:8029 0000:0000).
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