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Another HTTP booting question: Is it possible to boot a diskless agent (Windows Server 2003) with a chained grldr over HTTP?<BR>
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I was able to reach to the command line of Grub4Dos, and even read the menu.lst. But from there it only see (fd), since the computer is diskless. <BR>
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Let's say we want to boot a disk image with server 2003 on, by using grldr's "map --mem" functionality. Could it be possible to download the image with gpxe before chaining grldr, and have grldr detect the image somehow?<BR>
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I suspect this is currently impossible, but who knows...<BR>
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I know memdisk can be used as a "kicker" for it to work, but that was not what I had in mind.<BR>
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Joakim Schicht<BR> <br /><hr />Windows 7: Se direkte-TV fra den bærbare PCen. <a href='http://windows.microsoft.com/windows-7' target='_new'>Finn ut mer.</a></body>
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