Hey folks, I've stumbled upon you in a round-about way after being caught for 2 weeks now in a bit of a quagmire trying to get a xen domU to boot over iSCSI. This is just supposed to work with xen on my RHEL 5.8 dom0 if I add my iSCSI disks in dom0, but it is not and I've finally given up on it and am going to try getting it to boot with DHCP and gPXE. I've spent a couple of weeks now on the xen and virt-manager mailing lists sifting through my issue and I've hit a brick wall.
Anyway, from one snag to another. I'm trying to do this basic setup which I found via google. http://apfelboymchen.homeunix.net/gnu/notes/booting%20ubuntu%20iscsi.html Seems straightforward enough including the "if" clause in the DHCP config file ( ICS v 3.0.5 from RHEL 5.8 ) Unfortunately my gPXE ROM does not seem to be fulling loading best I can tell. I found this wiki page on chainloading, which I believe is what my aforementioned link has me doing http://etherboot.org/wiki/pxechaining And the screen shot in the top right is not what I get. In my virt-manager console I see the part up to and including : XYZ free base memory after PXE unload But then I don't see the next part which I guess is the gPXE startup banner. So far what I've tried is the folllowing : gpxe-1.0.1-gpxe.kpxe gpxe-1.0.1-undionly.kkpxe gpxe-1.0.1-undionly.kpxe And they all seem to do the same thing. What am I doing wrong ? thanks, -Alan
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