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Michael Decker: Driver Development ...text/html2008-05-09T13:12:47+01:00Stefan Hajnoczi (stefanha@87.113.78.109)soc:2008:start - removed
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Etherboot Project is participating in Google Summer of Code in 2008. Google is generously sponsoring 4 students to work on the following projects: Michael Decker: Driver Development Proposal Project page Michael Decker is updating a legacy Ether...text/html2008-05-08T07:57:56+01:00Stefan Hajnoczi (stefanha@87.113.78.109)wiki:user:stefanha - created
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I am a student working on Etherboot for Google Summer of Code 2008. Ongoing work: Remote debugging for gPXE IRC client in gPXE, see my irc branch. ...text/html2008-04-21T17:13:20+01:00Michael Brown (mcb30@81.107.32.114)socint
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Coding will formally start on Monday 26th May (though you’re welcome to start earlier, if you’re ready). You’ll need to make sure that your build and test environment is up and running before this date. Here’s a rough checkli...text/html2008-04-16T18:41:58+01:00Darren Foo (stoked@24.83.212.220)biosmodule
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I did do this. It worked for me perfectly. This might not be the case with you. If you don’t find a Bios flashing tool for your mainboard, if you are not fluent with creating dos boot disks for Bios flashing, if you fear to loose your mainboar...text/html2008-04-16T18:40:05+01:00Darren Foo (stoked@24.83.212.220)vmwarebios
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The following mail has been posted on June 26, 2006 by Borg Number One in the EtherBoot mailing list. EtherBoot ROM in VMware and Bochs - The tutorial (updated on 07.07.2006) Declarations Expansion ROM / ExpansionROM , Extension ROM / Extension...text/html2008-03-29T16:36:11+01:00Michael Brown (mcb30@81.107.32.114)sanboot:iscsi
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The procedure for exporting a disk image file depends upon the operating system that you are running on your iSCSI target (which may or may not be the same as the operating system contained within the disk image file). Instructions are available f...text/html2008-03-26T17:49:29+01:00Michael Brown (mcb30@81.107.32.114)soc
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The Etherboot Project has been accepted for Google’s 2008 Summer of Code project! We, the Etherboot Project, create network booting code (gPXE) that allows computers to load their operating system from a network. gPXE can be stored in a num...text/html2008-03-15T07:13:08+01:00Marty Connor (mdc@66.30.12.53)soc:ideas
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Have been moved here. ...text/html2008-03-10T18:39:58+01:00Michael Brown (mcb30@81.107.32.114)rplchaining - created
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If you have a large number of machines which already have a legacy RPL implementation (e.g. network cards containing a Novell RPL ROM), then you may want to avoid having to reflash each machine’s network card. You can achieve this by placing g...text/html2008-03-10T18:33:38+01:00Michael Brown (mcb30@81.107.32.114)download
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Source code is now maintained in our git repository at http://git.etherboot.org/?p=gpxe.git. You can check out a copy of the source tree using git clone git://git.etherboot.org/scm/gpxe.git or, if you don’t have git installed, you can either...text/html2008-03-10T18:26:18+01:00Michael Brown (mcb30@81.107.32.114)howtos
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This page contains guides to performing a variety of network booting tasks. You’ll need to download and build gPXE before trying most of them. How to deploy gPXE There are three typical deployment scenarios for gPXE. If you are a new use...text/html2008-03-06T07:45:28+01:00Michael Brown (mcb30@81.107.32.114)romburning:e1000
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This page is part of the ROM-burning tutorial. Intel provides a utility called IBAUtil which allows you to update the expansion ROM images in Intel gigabit network cards. Renaming the ROM image Intel’s IBAUtil ROM-burning tool requires fi...text/html2008-03-06T07:38:55+01:00Michael Brown (mcb30@81.107.32.114)romburning - Updated to match new Makefile rules
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For a permanent deployment of gPXE, you can burn it into your network card’s expansion ROM, as a replacement for the card’s legacy PXE ROM. Most modern network cards store their expansion ROMs in flash memory, and most manufacturers will...text/html2008-03-06T07:28:14+01:00Michael Brown (mcb30@81.107.32.114)romburning:tg3
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This page is part of the ROM-burning tutorial. The Broadcom Diagnostic Utility set allows you to update the expansion ROM images in Broadcom BCM57xx gigabit network cards (and rebranded Broadcom cards such as the HP NC7771). Preparing the ROM ima...text/html2008-03-04T23:11:21+01:00Michael Brown (mcb30@81.107.32.114)sanboot:iscsi_install
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Installing directly to an iSCSI target requires support from the operating system’s installation program, in addition to requiring iSCSI boot support. Select the operating system that you wish to install to an iSCSI target: Linux Fedora ...text/html2008-03-04T23:09:31+01:00Michael Brown (mcb30@81.107.32.114)sanboot:win2k8_iscsi_direct
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Windows Server 2008 boot from SAN You can install Windows Server 2008 directly to an iSCSI target. Before starting installation, you will need to Create an iSCSI target ...text/html2008-03-04T17:27:39+01:00Michael Brown (mcb30@81.107.32.114)sanboot:win2k8
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Windows Server 2008 boot from SAN Windows Server 2008 supports booting from either an iSCSI or AoE SAN. You can either Install Windows Server 2008 directly to an iSCSI target, or Install Windows Server 2008 to a physical disk, then transfer t...text/html2008-03-04T16:58:43+01:00Marty Connor (mdc@66.30.12.53)wiki:navigation
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Start by installing Windows Server 2008 to a physical disk. It is best to use an external USB, FireWire, or eSATA disk; this will make later stages easier. When installing, use a small partition (around 8GB) rather than the whole disk. At the &ldqu...