With UEFI you need to build the UEFI binary (snponly.efi) and point the UEFI
systems to boot it when booting iPXE. In addition to that you will need to pass
the initrd=initrd.img file on the kernel command line for UEFI systems to boot.
initrd ${centos_6_initrd} || goto failed
chain ${centos_6_vmlinuz} method=${centos_6_install_method} ip=dhcp
ksdevice=bootif dhcptimeout=240 initrd=initrd.img || goto failed
boot || goto failed
----- On 24 Aug, 2017, at 22:53, Gavin Hagemeier <gavin.hageme...@gmail.com>
wrote:
| Hi,
| Is there not a complete howto guide for setting up iPXE?
| I have setup PXE server and been working fine now the customer want me to
cater
| for EFI automated installs for CentOS,RHEL,SLES,ESXi, HPE SPP's etc. I can get
| one technology working and then the other do not work.
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