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+ | This is all that is needed to create a PXE boot server. This is a very simple example that just boots the default huge installation kernel. To cater for more dynamic situations, you will have to create more complex boot scripts. Look at the examples page on the iPXE website. | ||
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A more complex script with a boot menu is shown below: | A more complex script with a boot menu is shown below: | ||
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- | Note that you can also use a public Slackware mirror instead of hosting the files yourself. | + | Note that you can also use a public Slackware mirror instead of hosting the files yourself. |