Larry, A full VM (vmware, virtualbox, kvm, xen) is like a physical machine; if you set the "virtual" network interface to enable the PXE boot ROM (how to do that varies based on which virtual machine system you use), then it will boot from a PXE server if one is available.
P.S. DomU and Dom0 are (originally) Xen terms for guest and host in a paravirtualized setup. On 08/03/2011 10:55 PM, Dazed_75 wrote: > Steve, I did not thof that, Thanks. On the other hand, I do not know if a > VM is able to be a PXE client. I will try it though. > > R P, Sorry, But I do not understand what you are saying. DomU and dom0 mean > nothing to me. Are they something in XEN? I've heard of Xen but know > nothing about it. >
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