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+======How to network boot operating systems with gPXE======
 =====Introduction=====
 gPXE is a new version of the well know Etherboot project.\\
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-**NOTE*: Although I used Linux in this HowTo you can use any O.S running DHCP and TFTP servers to make this work.\\
+**NOTE**: Although I used Linux in this HowTo you can use any O.S running DHCP and TFTP servers to make this work.\\
-My boot server at home runs NetBSD and works great. All you need is the compiled gPXE  binary.
+My boot server at home runs NetBSD and works great with this setup. All you need is compiled gPXE binary.
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 I will not be going into details here. This config file is using the "conventional TFTP" configuration with **/home/tftpboot**  as it's relative root directory fetching all the files from there.\\
 The subnet definition will hand out IPs for our clients from defined range.\\
-PXE booting your client it will first download the gPXE binary which will "take over" from there and download it's own configuration file.\\
+When PXE booting your client, it will first download the gPXE binary which will "take over" from there and download it's own configuration file.\\
 The **if not exists gpxe.bus-id** option is used to first hand out the undionly.kpxe file to PXE and then the menu.gpxe configuration file to gPXE.