Hi, My task would be booting an existing RHEL4 OS + application from an iSCSI target. (the reason: I want to remove HDD from the machine because of high temperature inside of the machine)
I setup a test environment with DHCP+TFTP (linux) and iSCSI target (FreeNAS). The booting OS would be FreeDOS because it seemed easier than Linux for me. (in point of my iSCSI knowledge) gPXE machine is a real HP Proliant server (booting from NIC or floppy) or VBox (floppy, NIC doesn't work) and VMware WS (NIC or floppy). Everything seems good except I can't boot. :-( iSCSI target is coming from file images, isos or floppy images. (BTW: Is gPXE able to boot from iSCSI "CD" or "floppy" image?) I tried testing my FreeDOS iSCSI image. Under XP I used M$ iSCSI initiator. The target image was "mounted" as M: (Phisycaldisk4). In VMware I setup a virtual disk which was connected to M: (as a whole partition). In this setup FreeDOS was able to boot. Why doesn't work this with gPXE? Or what do I have to do for that? As I mentioned above FreeDOS is not my task. It was just a try. Please help me! I don't have any ideas solving this problem. TIA, Ruzsi _______________________________________________ gPXE mailing list gPXE@etherboot.org http://etherboot.org/mailman/listinfo/gpxe
