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Reboot and select proper boot device?
2017-02-20, 19:25
Post: #1
Reboot and select proper boot device?
IPXE is loading properly till initializing devices, then the message in topicname appears.
I have following code in "default":
Code:
default menu.c32
gfxmenu /erdpxe
prompt 0

MENU TITLE Boot Menu (select the OS to boot)
MENU AUTOBOOT Windows 10 64bit in # seconds
TIMEOUT 50
TOTALTIMEOUT 3000

LABEL Windows 10 64bit
MENU DEFAULT
KERNEL iPXE.KRN
INITRD win7.ipxe

and such win7.ipxe code:
Code:
!ipxe
dhcp net0
set keep-san 1
#login
sanboot iscsi:192.168.1.22::::iqn.2008-08.com.starwindsoftware:comp24-comp22

My server's ip is 192.168.1.24, and routers ip is 192.168.0.100.
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2017-02-20, 19:40
Post: #2
RE: Reboot and select proper boot device?
You are using pxelinux or other syslinux variant which loads the iPXE kernel binary. This binary only supports nics with drivers in the iPXE sourcecode.


Quote:Reboot and select proper boot device

Comes from your machines bios when iPXE exits after not being able to boot, I think you have something more then just "initializing devices"
To help you further it would be easier if that full output is posted.

Another thing that is strongly recommended is to not use syslinux/pxelinux at all, especially not pxelinux, instead used iPXEs undionly.kpxe which can fully replace pxelinux.

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