Shao, Andrey,
Will that work? I was about to suggest he remove the MBR from the drive. I
thought that the MBR code that loads Windows Boot Manager stops the boot
process entirely when the boot manager isn't found.
Well, Andrey, if what Shao says will work, then do that. If not, connect to
your iSCSI target using a working system and remove the MBR from it and
you'll get your desired result. The "startup repair" section of your
Windows CD should fix the issue.
-Andrew Bobulsky
On Mar 23, 2010 10:40am, "Miller, Shao" <[email protected]> wrote:
Good day Andrey,
In regards to your request to use gPXE to register a drive but not boot
from it, the "Install direct to SAN" link from the "HowTo Guides" lands
you here[1]. That might help for understanding the "keep-san" setting
and how it can be used to maintain the iSCSI connection after control
returns back to gPXE from an unbootable MBR.
If you have a valid MBR on the SAN and no active partitions, return
should control back to gPXE.
- Shao Miller
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