Andrew Lambe
2005-Apr-22 16:44 UTC
[syslinux] loading new config file or an NBP on another server
> - PXELINUX: Support changing the default server and boot file prefix? > - Support loading a new configuration file.What are the time frames/progress on these? Would it be possible for pxelinux.0 to accept command line arguments, like: KERNEL pxelinux.0 APPEND keeppxe conf=<new config file> I also need a way to change the boot server ip that is left in the pxe stack, i.e. I want something to the effect: KERNEL <new server IP>::<some-PXE-NBP> APPEND keeppxe pxeNewIP=<new server IP> Thanks in advance for all the help and hard work. Andrew Lambe Systems Programmer Information Technology Oral Roberts University Tulsa, Oklahoma
H. Peter Anvin
2005-Apr-22 21:59 UTC
[syslinux] loading new config file or an NBP on another server
Andrew Lambe wrote:> > What are the time frames/progress on these? >None.> Would it be possible for pxelinux.0 to accept command line arguments, > like: > > KERNEL pxelinux.0 > APPEND keeppxe conf=<new config file>Not per se. It's apparently possible to make it look to the program it got a different DHCP response, but that's a lot of work.> I also need a way to change the boot server ip that is left in the pxe > stack, i.e. I want something to the effect: > > KERNEL <new server IP>::<some-PXE-NBP> > APPEND keeppxe pxeNewIP=<new server IP>See above. -hpa