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→PXE EXAMPLE FILES: formatting...more of same :)
This is the “ recovery “ Menu Option Example File
This is the “ recovery “ Menu Option Example File
You also need to create two sub folders inside the “ recovery “ folder called: “ systemrescue and riplinux
You also need to create two sub folders inside the “ recovery “ folder called: “ systemrescue and riplinux
<pre>
|---tftpboot
|---tftpboot
| |-----com32
| |-----com32
| | |
| | |
| | |--------riplinux
| | |--------riplinux
</pre>
<pre>
menu title --== SME Linux, Data Recovery Menu ==--
menu title --== SME Linux, Data Recovery Menu ==--
menu background graphics/main.jpg
menu background graphics/main.jpg
For the System Rescue Application do the Following:
For the System Rescue Application do the Following:
Use your SME Server Manager and Create iBay Called “ iso “
</pre>
Download the latest System Rescue ISO. Using Windows File Manager (or WinSCP or Putty) copy the System Rescue ISO to the “ yoursmeserverip/iso/ “ Folder
It should look something like this:
Use your SME Server Manager and Create iBay Called “iso“<br>
Download the latest System Rescue ISO. <br>
Using Windows File Manager (or WinSCP or Putty) copy the System Rescue ISO to the “<yoursmeserverip>/iso/“ Folder
It should look something like this:<br>
YOUR SME SERVER IBAYS (home/e-smith/files/ibays)
YOUR SME SERVER IBAYS (home/e-smith/files/ibays)
<pre>
| |-----your ibay
| |-----your ibay
| |
| |
| |-----sysrecue.iso
| |-----sysrecue.iso
| |
| |
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EDIT THIS TO USE mount
<br>
Using a ISO Tool such as UltraISO, Extract and Copy the Following Files from the systemrescue.iso File to the tftpboot/images/recovery/systemrescue/ Folder: initram.igz, rescuecd
Using a ISO Tool such as UltraISO, Extract and Copy the Following Files from the systemrescue.iso File to the tftpboot/images/recovery/systemrescue/ Folder: initram.igz, rescuecd
<br>
Now Using Putty goto the sme linux shell and issue the following command:
Now Using Putty goto the sme linux shell and issue the following command:
" mount /home/e-smith/files/ibays/iso/files/sysrescue.iso /home/e-smith/files/ibays/iso/html/sysrescue/ -o loop "
" mount /home/e-smith/files/ibays/iso/files/sysrescue.iso /home/e-smith/files/ibays/iso/html/sysrescue/ -o loop "
You have now mounted the sysrescue.iso and created an html link to the folder. Too Test just use your browser and type in: http://mysmeserverip/iso/
<br>
You have now mounted the sysrescue.iso and created an html link to the folder. Test it just using your browser and type in: http://mysmeserverip/iso/
You should see the sysrescue link. Click on it and you should be able to see all the Files and Folders of the System Rescue ISO. ( http://mysmeserverip/iso/sysrescue/ )
You should see the sysrescue link. Click on it and you should be able to see all the Files and Folders of the System Rescue ISO. ( http://mysmeserverip/iso/sysrescue/ )
More on the System Rescue TFTP PXE Menu
More on the System Rescue TFTP PXE Menu
<pre>
label systemrescue
label systemrescue
menu label ^System Rescue (This is the Menu)
menu label ^System Rescue (This is the Menu)
kernel images/recovery/systemrescue/rescuecd
kernel images/recovery/systemrescue/rescuecd
initrd images/recovery/systemrescue/initram.igz
initrd images/recovery/systemrescue/initram.igz
append setkmap=us netboot=http://192.168.0.10/iso/sysrescue/sysrcd (This is so that the Files can be Loaded from the ISO Html Link you Created as per the above mount statement)
append setkmap=us netboot=http://192.168.0.10/iso/sysrescue/sysrcd (This is so that the Files can be
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Loaded from the ISO Html Link you Created as per the above mount statement)
For the RIPLinux Application do the Following:
For the RIPLinux Application do the Following:
Download the Latest RIPLinux for PXE. Using Windows File Manager (or WinSCP or Putty) copy the System Rescue ISO to the “ yoursmeserverip/iso/systemrescue/ “ Folder
Download the Latest RIPLinux for PXE. Using Windows File Manager (or WinSCP or Putty) copy the System Rescue ISO to the “ yoursmeserverip/iso/systemrescue/ “ Folder
EDIT TO USE MOUNT on Server.
Using a ISO Tool such as UltraISO, Extract and Copy the Following Files from the ISO File to the tftpboot/images/recovery/riplinux/ Folder: kernel32, kernel52, rootfs.cgz, inird.gz
Using a ISO Tool such as UltraISO, Extract and Copy the Following Files from the ISO File to the tftpboot/images/recovery/riplinux/ Folder: kernel32, kernel52, rootfs.cgz, inird.gz
That’s all there is to it. If you see the SME PXE menu, the rest is just tweaking.
That’s all there is to it. If you see the SME PXE menu, the rest is just tweaking.
Puppy Linux How To:
====Puppy Linux====
For the Puppy Linux Application do the Following:
For the Puppy Linux Application do the Following:
Create a folder inside the “ images “ folder called: “ puppy “
Create a folder inside the “ images “ folder called: “ puppy “
<pre>
|---tftpboot
|---tftpboot
| |-----com32
| |-----com32
| |
| |
| |----puppy
| |----puppy
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This an Example for the Puppy Menu Option.
This an Example for the Puppy Menu Option.
NB: Make sure you place this somewhere in your main menu or another menu
NB: Make sure you place this somewhere in your main menu or another menu
<pre>
label puppy
label puppy
menu label ^Puppy Linux
menu label ^Puppy Linux
initrd images/puppy/initrd.gz
initrd images/puppy/initrd.gz
append boot=live pfix=copy nosmp
append boot=live pfix=copy nosmp
</pre>
Download the Latest Puppy Linux.
Download the Latest Puppy Linux.
