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→SYSLINUX INSTALLATION and SME PXE CONFIGURATION: minor changes in formatting
From the SYSLINUX archive:
From the SYSLINUX archive:
* Place the pxelinux.0 “ File “ in your SME TFTP Folder from the SYSLINUX Archive eg: “ tftpboot/pxelinux.0 “ (pxelinux.0 is a File)
* Place the pxelinux.0 '''(it´s a file!)''' in your SME TFTP Folder from the SYSLINUX Archive eg: “ tftpboot/pxelinux.0 “ '''(remember pxelinux.0 IS A FILE)'''
* Place the memdisk/memdisk File from the SYSLINUX Archive in the SME TFTP images Folder eg: “ tftpboot/images/ “
* Place the memdisk/memdisk file from the SYSLINUX archive in the SME TFTP images Folder eg: “tftpboot/images/“
* Place the com32/*.c32 Files from the SYSLINUX Archive in the SME TFTP com32 Folder eg: “ tftpboot/com32/ “
* Place the com32/*.c32 files from the SYSLINUX archive in the SME TFTP com32 Folder eg: “tftpboot/com32/“
Now you need to create and configure the SME PXE menu. Create a new plaintext File called “ default ”at tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/default ( default is a File that we have created and placed inside the tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/ folder)
Now you need to create and configure the SME PXE menu. Create a new plaintext File called “ default ”at tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/default ( default is a File that we have created and placed inside the tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/ folder)
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|---tftpboot
|---tftpboot
| |-----com32
| |-----com32
| |-----graphics
| |-----graphics
| |
| |
| |-----pxelinux.cfg (Place the default File in here)
| |-----pxelinux.cfg (Place the default file inside here)
| |
| |
| |-----images
| |-----images
Again, “ pxelinux.cfg “ is not a file, but a Directory, and the file you want to create is called default with no extension.
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Here’s an example of something simple to use in the default File:
Again, “pxelinux.cfg“ '''is not a file''', but a '''DIRECTORY''', and the file you want to create is called '''default ''' with no extension. <br>
Here’s an example of something simple to use in the default file:
====PXE EXAMPLE FILES====
====PXE EXAMPLE FILES====
This is the “default“ example file<br>
This is the “default“ example file<br>
NB: Note the “menu background graphics/main.jpg” file is a background image file. <br>This could be one with your company logo or [this one http://www.howtoforge.com/images/pxe_install_server_ubuntu_9.10/howtoforge_pxe.png].<br>
NB: Note the “menu background graphics/main.jpg” file is a background image file. <br>This could be one with your company logo or [this one http://www.howtoforge.com/images/pxe_install_server_ubuntu_9.10/howtoforge_pxe.png].<br>
The file must to be 640 x 480 pixels and can be a jpg, bmp, or png file. Just make sure you use the correct extension in the menu eg: main.bmp or main.png etc.<br>
The file must to be 640 x 480 pixels and can be a jpg, bmp, or png file. Just make sure you use the correct extension in the menu eg: main.bmp or main.png etc.<br>
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menu title --== SME Linux, PXE Main Menu ==--
menu title --== SME Linux, PXE Main Menu ==--
The plaintext files are all placed inside the tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/ folder<br>
The plaintext files are all placed inside the tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/ folder<br>
ie: Your tree should look like this:
ie: Your tree should look like this:
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|---tftpboot
|---tftpboot
| |-----com32
| |-----com32
| |
| |
| |----recovery
| |----recovery
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Here’s some examples of something simple to use in the Created Files:
Here’s some examples of something simple to use in the Created Files:
This is the “tools“ Menu Option Example File
This is the “tools“ Menu Option Example File
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|---tftpboot
|---tftpboot
| |-----com32
| |-----com32
| |
| |
| |----recovery
| |----recovery
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Here’s some examples of something for the Tools Menu
Here’s some examples of something for the Tools Menu
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The Following Applications must be copied Inside the “ memorytest “ folder:
The Following Applications must be copied Inside the “memorytest“ folder:
docmem1.igz, docmem2.igz, memtest86+-1.65, memtest.igz, tm4.igz, windiag.igz
docmem1.igz, docmem2.igz, memtest86+-1.65, memtest.igz, tm4.igz, windiag.igz
This is the “ ntfstools “ Menu Option Example File with a sub-menu
This is the “ ntfstools “ Menu Option Example File with a sub-menu
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The Following Applications must be copied Inside the “ ntfstools “ folder:
The Following Applications must be copied Inside the “ntfstools“ folder:
ntfs4dos.img
ntfs4dos.img
For the Offline Password Reset Application do the Following:
For the Offline Password Reset Application do the Following:
