Jean-Claude Giese wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to replace pxelinux+memdisk with pxegrub to boot a
dos-image via the network. I'm able to get the grub prompt after a PXE
boot but I don't know how to load my dos-image and boot it ?
The dos-image is on the tftp server and works with
Jean-Jacques Michel wrote:
Here is a patch to ./stage2/boot.c that I use to make it
work (tested on 0.5.96.1 0.9x) :
Ooops, I forgot there were 2 parts if the diff :
- one for the text_len=0
- one for setup size being too large
Sorry,
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Jean-Jacques Michel mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
first of all, is it possible to use `$VARIABLE's ?
Or is this only the notation you use here ?
It is not necessary to build a new image includining initrd.
Simple use NFS-ROOT.
If you use a DHCP/BOOTP server, you must compile in the auto IP
config into the kernel and use `ip=bootp' as
deer sir
I had grub installed in my pc when I got LINUX mandrake 7.Later on I fdisk and reformated my pc. Now I can not get my machine toboot in DOS or any other OS, GRUB is always starting first and becauseit does not find its files it stays in command line mode.How can I remove this
I've got grub PXEing, but it just gets to a grub prompt and disregards
the config file i pass it
here's the entry i'm using in dhcpd.conf:
host fred {
hardware ethernet XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX;
fixed-address XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX;
option option-150 grubconfig;
filename pxegrub;
}
both pxegrub and
On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, jawad abid wrote:
I had grub installed in my pc when I got LINUX mandrake 7.
Later on I fdisk and reformated my pc. Now I can not get my machine to
boot in DOS or any other OS, GRUB is always starting first and because
it does not find its files it stays in command line
Hi,
I've recently ported the Caldera's patches from grub-0.5.96.1
to grub-0.91 and I wonder if the GRUB project would be interested
in integrating them back into the main tree. The patches are:
grub-0.91-splash.patch - the splashscreen command for a graphical
splashscreen
Jeremy Katz wrote:
On Wed, 2002-03-13 at 16:59, Sergey Babkin wrote:
I've recently ported the Caldera's patches from grub-0.5.96.1
to grub-0.91 and I wonder if the GRUB project would be interested
in integrating them back into the main tree. The patches are:
To comment on at least a
On Wed, 2002-03-13 at 16:59, Sergey Babkin wrote:
I've recently ported the Caldera's patches from grub-0.5.96.1
to grub-0.91 and I wonder if the GRUB project would be interested
in integrating them back into the main tree. The patches are:
To comment on at least a couple of these...
It may be dependent of the TFTP-Server setup, but under normal
circumstances you must give the full path to DHCP, especially
for the files passed to GRUB (i.e. option-150).
So use
option option-150 (nd)/tftpboot/grubconfig
The (nd) prefix is also important. There are constellations,
Hello Mr. Okuji,
I have not analysed the contents of the documentation yet in this
detail, but is there mentioned, that the string passed over via
`option-150' (TAG 150) should include the `(nd)' prefix.
As described in the mail (see below), there are constellations,
where a missed `(nd)' can
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