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| ===== .pxe/.kpxe/.kkpxe ===== | ===== .pxe/.kpxe/.kkpxe ===== | ||
| - | * .pxe is an image designed to be [[pxechaining|chain loaded]], removing both the underlying PXE and UNDI stacks | + | * .pxe is an image designed to be [[pxechaining|chain loaded]], unloading both the underlying PXE and UNDI code sections. |
| - | * .kpxe is a PXE image that keeps UNDI loaded | + | * .kpxe is a PXE image that keeps UNDI loaded and unloads PXE |
| * .kkpxe is a PXE image that keeps PXE+UNDI loaded and return to PXE (instead of int 18h). From [[http://www.etherboot.org/wiki/soc/2008/stefanha/journal/week8|here]] | * .kkpxe is a PXE image that keeps PXE+UNDI loaded and return to PXE (instead of int 18h). From [[http://www.etherboot.org/wiki/soc/2008/stefanha/journal/week8|here]] | ||
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| * .lkrn is a binary that can be loaded by any boot loader which can load a Linux kernel | * .lkrn is a binary that can be loaded by any boot loader which can load a Linux kernel | ||
| * .usb | * .usb | ||
| - | * .rom | + | * .rom is an image that can be burned directly to a PXE ROM. Most images in this format are named for the PCI vendor/device ID (ie 10b79055.rom) |
| * .hrom | * .hrom | ||
