Hey folks, question. I'm preparing to build a small home network. If possible, I'd really rather all the computers boot from the server rather than a local drive. However, despite my searching, I can't seem to find a way to do that. My first thought was iSCSI, but from what I've read (and maybe I'm mistaken) that would require a separate iSCSI "drive" for each computer. Thanks, but no thanks. May as well go back to individual drives for each computer. So I thought maybe it would be possible to install onto a samba share and use iPXE or something similar to boot from there. But I can't find anything for that. I see plenty of documents showing how to INSTALL from a samba share, but nothing on how to BOOT INTO THE OS from a samba share.
I know that on Windows Servers you can setup a common network boot image, so how do I do that on Linux? Thanks! -- Dan Egli On my Test server
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