1pxeboot(8) System Manager's Manual pxeboot(8)
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6 pxeboot - Network Booting Operating Systems Configuration Utility
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9 pxeboot [OPTION] [Hostname | IP Address | Subnet]
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12 This is a command line tool for configuring PXE boot files.
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15 -a, add
16 add a new PXE Boot file.
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18 -m, modify
19 modify a PXE boot file
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21 -d, delete
22 delete a PXE boot file
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24 -l, list
25 list all PXE boot files
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28 Use serial console on client
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30 -S, snapshot <snapshotname>
31 Use alternate name for diskless snapshot directory
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34 Use this ethernet device to mount diskless directories
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37 specify the location of the kickstart file, this should be speci‐
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41 -r, ramdisk <size>
42 specify the size of ramdisk to be used by the installation/disk‐
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45 -O, os <Operating System>
46 specify the operating system description as created with pxeos
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52 specify the Hostname or IP Address/Subnet to be used for creation
53 of the PXE boot file.
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59 /tftpboot/linux-install/pxelinux.cfg/pxeos.xml
60 /usr/share/system-config-netboot/*
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64 To run this program simply type:
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66 pxeboot -l
67 List all the pxeboot files
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69 pxeboot -a -O RHEL-AS-Diskless -r 1000 10.0
70 Create a PXEBoot file which will boot a diskless Operating System for
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86 Dan Walsh <dwalsh@redhat.com>
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91 Tue Apr 1 2003 pxeboot(8)