Carlos Carvalho
2004-Jan-17 04:13 UTC
[syslinux] how to specify the kernel to boot *automatically*?
I'm thinking about how to use a single config file for pxelinux to boot several machines. For this it's necessary to define the kernel and root fs. Is there a way to automatically tell pxelinux which kernel to choose based on the machine? The only way I found is to use a config file for each computer but this is not convenient because of the number of files. The names are also not easy to deal with but this can be worked around using dhcp 3.0...
H. Peter Anvin
2004-Jan-17 07:02 UTC
[syslinux] how to specify the kernel to boot *automatically*?
Carlos Carvalho wrote:> I'm thinking about how to use a single config file for pxelinux to > boot several machines. For this it's necessary to define the kernel > and root fs. Is there a way to automatically tell pxelinux which > kernel to choose based on the machine? > > The only way I found is to use a config file for each computer but this > is not convenient because of the number of files. The names are also > not easy to deal with but this can be worked around using dhcp 3.0... >Use symlinks. -hpa