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| * A FreeDOS boot disk, [[http://rom.etherboot.org/boot/dosboot.img|dosboot.img]] | * A FreeDOS boot disk, [[http://rom.etherboot.org/boot/dosboot.img|dosboot.img]] | ||
| - | * Intel's IBAUtil ROM-burning tool, available as part of [[http://downloadmirror.intel.com/8242/eng/PROBOOT.exe|PROBOOT.exe]] | + | * Intel's IBAUtil ROM-burning tool, available as part of [[http://downloadmirror.intel.com/8242/eng/PROBOOT.exe|PROBOOT.exe]] |
| Copy your gPXE ROM image to the FreeDOS boot disk: | Copy your gPXE ROM image to the FreeDOS boot disk: | ||
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| where //bin/8086107c.iba// is the renamed gPXE ROM image as created earlier. | where //bin/8086107c.iba// is the renamed gPXE ROM image as created earlier. | ||
| - | Run //PROBOOT.exe//. This is a Windows application; if you don't have a Windows installation available then you should be able to run it under Linux using [[http://www.winehq.org/|Wine]]. //PROBOOT.exe// will extract several files to the directory //C:\Intel12.3//; the only file that you need is //C:\Intel12.3\IBAUtil.exe//. | + | Run //PROBOOT.exe//. This is a Windows application; if you don't have a Windows installation available then you should be able to extract the files embedded in it using [[http://p7zip.sourceforge.net/|p7zip]] or [[http://www.cabextract.org.uk/|cabextract]]. //PROBOOT.exe// will extract several files to the directory //C:\Intel13.3//; the only file that you need is //C:\Intel13.3\IBAUtil.exe//. |
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| + | **NOTE:** Be sure to get the latest version of PROBOOT.exe. Tested with version 14.3, but older versions are unable to burn images > 64kB | ||
| + | in a correct way. Symptoms: 2nd prompt freezes system, no gPXE boot device in bios, but 1st prompt (ctrl+B) works and also autoboot within 1st prompt. | ||
| Copy //IBAUtil.exe// to the FreeDOS boot disk: | Copy //IBAUtil.exe// to the FreeDOS boot disk: | ||
