Is it posible to use variable arguments (parameters) when run ipxe and then pars it i

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(2018-04-16 06:36)fatallerror Wrote:  I run ipxe from syslinux.

Now i must to have one config file in syslinux and 3 config files in ipxe.

iPXE has script files, not config files (this might seem like a small difference, or the same thing, but it changes the concept of thinking quite a lot)

You haven't considered moving to iPXE based menues instead?

(2018-04-16 06:36)fatallerror Wrote:  I desire to have one config file in syslinux and one config file in ipxe.

Code:

LABEL
menu label Image1
kernel /ipxe/ipxe.lkrn  http://10.80.1.44/Image1.iso
initrd /ipxe/loadimage.ipxe

loadimage.ipxe:
[code]#!ipxe
dhcp
sanboot --no-describe %Arg1%

It is possible to send in arguments over the cmdline, but that replaces the script, but in your case you can just do:

Code:

LABEL
menu label Image1
kernel /ipxe/ipxe.lkrn dhcp && sanboot --no-describe  http://10.80.1.44/Image1.iso

The alternative would be to have kernel /ipxe/ipxe.lkrn dhcp && set imagename=image1.iso && chain http://10.80.1.44/loadimage.ipxe

where loadimage.ipxe would have:
sanboot --no-describe ${imagename}

But as I mentioned, moving to iPXE based menues is probably the best actual solution for this. (this allows you to only use iPXE and skip PXELINUX completely)