All,<br><br> This one has me stymied. I have a fairly complete TFTP/PXE/gPXE environment running with full DHCP/DNS services, however a native gPXE Windows 7 iSCSI installation has eluded me this far.<br><br>iSCSI Target: Windows Storage Server 2008 R2. <br>
<br>gPXE is working great.. I just can't get past it!<br><br>My gPXE Boot Script:<br><br>#!gpxe<br>dhcp net0<br>set keep-san 1<br>set initiator-iqn iqn.1991-05.com.microsoft:mywin7box.homelab.local<br>sanboot iscsi:myiscsitargetbox.homelab.local::::iqn.1991-05.com.microsoft:myiscsitargetbox-mywin7box-target<br>
chain tftp://mytftpserverbox.homelab.local/boot/<a href="http://pxeboot.com">pxeboot.com</a><br><br>The box boots normally:<br><br>gPXE 1.0.1 blah ~we all love gPXE and this is where we can get it ~ blah<br>Features: iSCSI DNS TFTP Multiboot PXE PXEXT<br>
<br>DHCP (net0 00:01:02:03:04:05). ok<br>Registered as BIOS Drive 0x80<br>Booting from BIOS Drive 0x80<br><br>BOOTMGR is missing<br>Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart<br>_<br><br>Note the _Cursor... it won't Chain (I think).<br>
<br>The bootstrap program referenced in "chain tftp://mytftpserverbox.homelab.local/boot/<a href="http://pxeboot.com">pxeboot.com</a>" boots a fully-functional WinPE3.0 image<br><br>BOOTMGR.exe is present in both the root TFTP directory and the /BOOT directories.<br>
<br>The WinPE3.0 image will boot via PXE if I change the boot program to <a href="http://pxeboot.com">pxeboot.com</a><br><br>What am I missing here?<br><br><br>Thanks in advance,<br><br>Matt Helton<br><br> <br>