[gPXE] Problem Invoking gpxe from syslinux
Miller, Shao
Shao.Miller at yrdsb.edu.on.ca
Mon Apr 12 09:02:04 EDT 2010
Good day again Ben,
I'd just like to clarify that "gpxe.lkrn" is a Linux x86 bzImage format
binary. Syslinux and any other boot-loader capable of loading a Linux
x86 bzImage format (protocol version 2.07) binary should be able to load
it.
There is not really a good reason why the "gpxe.iso" build from the same
source code should have any different results. In fact, I believe that
a normal .ISO build simply uses ISOLINUX and: gpxe.lkrn. You should be
able to mount and extract the gPXE kernel-format binary right from the
.ISO and try it out, if you like. Was your .ISO built from the very
same source code directory as your gpxe.lkrn? If so, I would expect
that the file extracted from the .ISO should be exactly the same. An
'md5sum' could confirm this.
Anyway, regardless of all of the above, I suspect that you need gPXE
1.0.0+ rather than gPXE 1.0.0. I believe that Marty Connor's
e1000e_ich8lan driver support your 8086:10BD NIC. This was added
post-1.0.0. You can download the latest source code from the "tar.gz"
link near the top, right-hand side of this page[1].
- Shao Miller
[1] http://git.etherboot.org/?p=gpxe.git;a=shortlog
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