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* Then you can boot over a network one or more PC with your Pandora. | * Then you can boot over a network one or more PC with your Pandora. | ||
* The most known PXE boot server is [http://www.ltsp.org/ LTSP]. | * The most known PXE boot server is [http://www.ltsp.org/ LTSP]. | ||
| − | * | + | * My system works well on PC, the hardest part of the work is done. |
* I need to rework it for the Pandora, it's just a matter of time. | * I need to rework it for the Pandora, it's just a matter of time. | ||
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| + | = So it's a beta here = | ||
| + | * http://slackware.openpandora.org/pandora/index.php?dir=sl4p%2Fsl4p-current%2Frootfs%2Fexperimental%2Fpxe-boot-server | ||
| + | * You need: | ||
| + | -a Pandora | ||
| + | -a 8G SD card | ||
| + | -an USB to ethernet adapter | ||
| + | -a x86 PC PXE-capable | ||
| + | * You can use a ethernet hub or switch, or connect the OP directly to your PC with a cross cable. | ||
| + | * What you need to do after having installed SL4P: | ||
| + | -disable or unplug any DHCP server on your network | ||
| + | -plug your USB to ethernet adapter into your OP | ||
| + | -just boot the OP, all is already configured | ||
| + | -boot your PC using PXE | ||
| + | -on the PC, the login is root, and there is no password | ||
| + | -startx will launch Xfce on your PC | ||
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| + | * In the client kernel, i compiled in the most used network cards, like 3com, intel, broadcom, nvidia etc... so it _should_ work on yours. | ||
| + | * The shutdown of the PC is not handled properly. | ||
| + | * Be careful if you mount your local hard drive, unmount it before stopping the PC. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Network]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Slackware]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Software]] | ||
| + | [[Category:System]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:11, 21 April 2012
WIP
- Since august 2011, i'm working on an automatized PXE boot server installation.
- The goal is to setup a boot server in a few steps, in the same spirit than my SL4P build system.
- Then you can boot over a network one or more PC with your Pandora.
- The most known PXE boot server is LTSP.
- My system works well on PC, the hardest part of the work is done.
- I need to rework it for the Pandora, it's just a matter of time.
So it's a beta here
-a Pandora -a 8G SD card -an USB to ethernet adapter -a x86 PC PXE-capable
- You can use a ethernet hub or switch, or connect the OP directly to your PC with a cross cable.
- What you need to do after having installed SL4P:
-disable or unplug any DHCP server on your network -plug your USB to ethernet adapter into your OP -just boot the OP, all is already configured -boot your PC using PXE -on the PC, the login is root, and there is no password -startx will launch Xfce on your PC
- In the client kernel, i compiled in the most used network cards, like 3com, intel, broadcom, nvidia etc... so it _should_ work on yours.
- The shutdown of the PC is not handled properly.
- Be careful if you mount your local hard drive, unmount it before stopping the PC.
