- From: Darrick Hartman <lugs_darrick AT djhsolutions.com>
- To: mlug-list AT mail.milwaukeelug.org
- Cc: FDLLUG <fdllug-list AT lists.fdllug.org>
- Subject: Re: [MLUG] network boothing (was Burning ISO)
- Date: Thu, 18 Oct 2007 13:29:18 -0500
Tim Bertram wrote:
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I'd be interested in this, I've wanted to do something like this in the
past. I'm mostly interested in what OS your netbooting. That was where
I got stuck.
- -Tim
Jonathan Kline wrote:
Mount the dvd iso as a loopback device. Export the loopback mounted
over NFS, and netboot your clients and point them to your NFS server
(you should be able to have dhcp assign all of the relevant netboot
stuff)... and if you really want all of the gory details how to set
this up, ask.... it's another option though....
Tim,
Sometime over the winter I should be able to do a presentation on
network booting several simple images at a FDLLUG meeting. I briefly
discussed this at Barcamp last weekend. We utilized 4 thin clients in
various areas as web browser "kiosks". All 4 machines network booted,
grabbing their images over pxe from a tftp server. The cool thing is
you can have a different image available for each PC (based on MAC
address).
Instead of setting up a separate dhcp and tftp server, I used dnsmasq
which can handle both functions.
Darrick
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