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There no real installing PXELINUX, only copying the right files from the SYSLINUX  Archive to the right place in the SME Server:

There no real installing PXELINUX, only copying the right files from the SYSLINUX  Archive to the right place in the SME Server:

First, make note of where your TFTP servers root directory is. For SME Server, it’s most often ”/tftpboot “. I suggest building a directory structure like the following:

First, make note of where your TFTP servers root directory is. For SME Server, it’s most often ”/tftpboot“. I suggest building a directory structure like the following:

tftpboot = SME Server TFTP Root Directory

/tftpboot = Root Directory for TFTPd

tftpboot/com32 = Directory

/tftpboot/com32 = Directory

tftpboot/graphics = Directory (This is where we place our Screen jpg, gif, png images)

/tftpboot/graphics = Directory (This is where we place our Screen jpg, gif, png images)

tftpboot/images  = Directory (This Directory will be used for our PXE Boot Images)

/tftpboot/images  = Directory (This Directory will be used for our PXE Boot Images)

tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg (this is an actual folder/directory, THIS IS NOT A FILE)

/tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg (this is an actual folder/directory, THIS IS NOT A FILE)

Download the latest SYSLINUX release ( http://syslinux.zytor.com/ ) and unpack it. We only need a few files from the package.

Download the latest SYSLINUX release ( http://syslinux.zytor.com/ ) and unpack it. We only need a few files from the package.