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We have some x86_64 systems that have DisplayPort and USB ports for a monitor & keyboard and when I use these to PXE boot, everything works fine. However, these systems will eventually become headless and in the production process access to the console will be via serial port. Using the serial port mostly works in that once we get to the PXE boot: prompt we can type in the name of the

...simply redirects to the same PXE server >but to a different menu file, e.g., default.serial. Is that possible? > >Peter Yes, that works. -- I setup a stanza that points to a submenu, i.e., a menu from a separate file, thusly: LABEL m MENU LABEL DisplayPort KERNEL vesamenu.c32 APPEND dpmenu.cfg So, when this stanza is selected, is vesamenu.c32 reloaded with new menu arguments? dpmenu.cfg is just a copy of 'default' but without the SERIAL settings. But when I bootup one of the machines that has DP and try to choose 'm', I get a "Initial menu has no LABEL entries...