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====PXE example files====
====PXE example files====
This is the “default“ example file<br>
This is the “default“ example file<br>
{{Note box|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.}}
menu title --== SME Linux, PXE Main Menu ==--
menu title --== SME Linux, PXE Main Menu ==--
This an Example for the Puppy Menu Option.
This an Example for the Puppy Menu Option.
{{Note box|Make sure you place this somewhere in your main menu or another menu.}}
label puppy
label puppy
This an Example for the SME Server Install Menu Option.
This an Example for the SME Server Install Menu Option.
{{Note box|Make sure you place this somewhere in your main menu or another menu.}}
label smeinstall
label smeinstall
menu label ^SME 7 Install
menu label ^SME 7 Install
append initrd=images/sme7/initrd.img
append initrd=images/sme7/initrd.img
{{Note box|To Password Protect the Menu Option just Place a Password Statement before the Execution of the Application you wish to use eg: menu passwd paint
When you choose the SME 7 Install Menu Option you will be asked for a Password Before you can continue. The Password is “paint “ as you have chosen. Be creative and enter a more secure password for your applications.
When you choose the SME 7 Install Menu Option you will be asked for a Password Before you can continue. The Password is “paint “ as you have chosen. Be creative and enter a more secure password for your applications.}}
Copy your latest SME Server 7.51 ISO using Windows File Manager (or WinSCP or Putty) to the “ yoursmeserverip/iso/ “ Folder
Copy your latest SME Server 7.51 ISO using Windows File Manager (or WinSCP or Putty) to the “ yoursmeserverip/iso/ “ Folder
It should look something like this:
It should look something like this:
Again, there’s the Windows way and the Linux way. On Windows, there’s a small program called WinImage (http://www.winimage.com/) that’s terribly handy for creating and modifying disk images. In Linux there are several ways, but the easiest is with the built in ‘dd’ command. Something like...
Again, there’s the Windows way and the Linux way. On Windows, there’s a small program called WinImage (http://www.winimage.com/) that’s terribly handy for creating and modifying disk images. In Linux there are several ways, but the easiest is with the built in ‘dd’ command. Something like...
dd if=/dev/fd0 of=floppy.ima bs=2048
...will copy the floppy to a file called floppy.ima. In WinImage, just insert the floppy and use the menu to capture and create a disk image. You’re certainly free to call the file whatever you want.
...will copy the floppy to a file called floppy.ima. In WinImage, just insert the floppy and use the menu to capture and create a disk image. You’re certainly free to call the file whatever you want.
