Unrecognised argument "BOOT_IMAGE=windowsOS/wimboot"
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2016-11-14, 14:33
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Unrecognised argument "BOOT_IMAGE=windowsOS/wimboot"
I try to install windows with wimboot via ipxe and a tftp menu.
I got the following messages incl. error Loading windowsOS/wimboot ... ready. wimboot v2.5.2 -- Windows Imaging Format bootloader -- http://ipxe.org/wimboot Command line: "url=http://<webserver>/tftpboot/windowsOS/boot-ipxe BOOT_IMAGE=windowsOS/wimboot " Unrecongnised argument "BOOT_IMAGE=windowsOS/wimboot" Press a key to reboot tftp-menu label ctidevw10001 menu label 2016 ipxe wimboot2.5 kernel windowsOS/wimboot append url=http://<webserver>/tftpboot/windowsOS/boot.ipxe label ctidevw10011 menu label 2016 ipxe wimboot2.5 linux LINUX windowsOS/wimboot append url=http://<webserver>/tftpboot/windowsOS/boot.ipxe label ctidevw10001 menu label 2016 ipxe wimboot2.5 http kernel http://<webserver>:/tftpboot/windowsOS/wimboot append url=http://ctsprdsup001.core.weblocal/tftpboot/windowsOS/boot.ipxe I did some grep in the windowsOS and wimboot folder and in the txt.cfg-File with the tftp-bootmenu and search for "BOOT_IMAGE"-parameter and I can't find this parameter. I search and tried serveral advices from other website without success. Question: - How do I have to define the tftp-menu, to get wimboot working? - Where does this Parameter "BOOT_IMAGE" come from. OS - Ubuntu xenial with tftpd-hpa, dhcp, .. Other Linux-systems I can install with the tftp successfully. Thanks for your advice in advance Ritzo |
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2016-11-15, 00:11
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RE: Unrecognised argument "BOOT_IMAGE=windowsOS/wimboot"
It looks like you are using pxelinux
please boot ipxe.pxe first, you can find it at http://boot.ipxe.org/ipxe.pxe or you could replace pxelinux.0 with http://boot.ipxe.org/undionly.kpxe after this however you will need to recreate your menu in the ipxe scripting language. And finally to use wimboot you can see some examples at http://ipxe.org/wimboot but before that we need to get ipxe running there is no "tftp-menu", with pxelinux you have the pxelinux config file, which has the default.* (sorry forgot exact filename) fallback. with ipxe you can call the file whatever you want and then point ipxe to that file with some "dhcp magic" BOOT_IMAGE is some special name that something might use, but it is not used by ipxe or wimboot. To get your ipxe.pxe (or undionly.kpxe might be better in your case) I would recommend starting with: http://ipxe.org/howto/chainloading#break...hcp_server Use GitHub Discussions VRAM bin |
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2016-11-15, 17:40
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RE: Unrecognised argument "BOOT_IMAGE=windowsOS/wimboot"
(2016-11-15 00:11)NiKiZe Wrote: It looks like you are using pxelinux Thanks a lot for your response. I will try this. |
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