Did you install Windows 7 onto iSCSI, or did you copy an image over of an
existing installation to an iSCSI volume. My testing in this same realm (I
even use ZFS :-) indicated that it was important for Windows 7 to be installed
to iSCSI instead of just imaged. I think it probably has something to do with
the drivers that get set to load at boot time, the order they're loaded in, etc.
-Nick
>>> Stefan Mosoi 03/12/10 3:13 AM >>>
Hello,
I have a problem with booting Windows 7 with gPXE and iSCSI. I install on the
iSCSI image a Windows 7 (it worked no problems here) .. but when i try to boot
again from it , it hangs after the connection with the iSCSI target is created.
On the server i have FreeBSD 8.0, isc-dhcp and istgt v0.2 with the image being
on a ZFS partition.
I have tried all tricks on etherboot.org how-to's and still no success.
Any sugestions are welcomed
Thank you,
Stefan Mosoi
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