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					2017-11-10, 18:55 
				 
				
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				RE: Another way to chainload iPXE from iPXE 
				 
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Reading that image you have "Could not start download: Operation not supported (http://ipxe.org/3c092003)" To break down what you do: You have an ipxe binary with embeded script that downloads ipxe and runs a downloaded script? Why do you do this in the first place? your line: kernel ipxe.lkrn initrd=boot.ipxe will start ipxe.lkrn with initrd=boot.ipxe as argument and I'm skeptical to what it does in this case, just skip the "initrd=boot.ipxe" part instead to load the script that you put into memory on the separate initrd line Use GitHub Discussions VRAM bin  | 
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 Another way to chainload iPXE from iPXE -  tedkuban - 2017-11-10, 13:20 
RE: Another way to chainload iPXE from iPXE -  NiKiZe - 2017-11-10 18:55 
RE: Another way to chainload iPXE from iPXE -  tedkuban - 2017-11-10, 21:57 
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