Syslinux - Oct 2005 - tftp pxe and dos

So I have a few questions.  I have already made the base part of making a
windows TFTPD running with memedisk.  So that part works, but what I was
wondering, if there is a way to some how add an option to the config file.
What I have is something like this:

label winstall
    kernel unattended/memdisk
    append initrd=unattended/winstall.imz

That all works great, However, for each image, I have to have a separate imz
file.  Is it possible to do something like: 

label winstall
    kernel unattended/memdisk
    append initrd=unattended/winstall.imz /dell/2850/base.gho

And then retrieve the /dell/2850/base.gho at a later time as a DOS
environmental variable.

The last part of this is that in some cases, I do not have DHCP.  So I was
wondering if there is a way to manually do the equivalent from a DOS prompt,
basically, a DOS TFTP client.  I have googled for days looking for this, but
I can't find anything.

Thanks All!

Adam Berns schreef:
>label winstall
>    kernel unattended/memdisk
>    append initrd=unattended/winstall.imz
>
>That all works great, However, for each image, I have to have a separate imz
>file.  Is it possible to do something like: 
>
>label winstall
>    kernel unattended/memdisk
>    append initrd=unattended/winstall.imz /dell/2850/base.gho
>
>And then retrieve the /dell/2850/base.gho at a later time as a DOS
>environmental variable.
>  
>
PXELinux, then Memdisk, then the bootdisk image, preferably 2.88MB :)
Bootdisk image should contain the DOS operating system kernel files, and 
the MS Client for NT Networks.
(to gain access to SMB).
If the imagefile fits into RAM on a ramdisk, Wget might also be usable 
to obtain the imagefile, if you have a FTP or HTTP server.
a 16bit TFTP client seems to be located at 
http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/simplftp.zip

As for retrieving arguments in DOS, in Syslinux there's a program 
mdiskchk (requires Memdisk was used)
Alternatively, use 
http://www.coli.uni-saarland.de/~eric/stuff/soft/specials/combined-drivecheck-memdisk-getargs.zip

Where you store the Ghost executable itself, is your decision.
I don't know how good Ghost is, or other comparable programs. Only used 
DriveImage before Symantec bought it and converted it into Ghost9/10

Bernd