Syslinux - Jan 2005 - I am new to PXE booting and I have a question about PXE within Red Hat

I find an RPM called PXE in legacy (9.0 and earlier) versions of Redhat
Linux but I don't find it in more recent versions.  Is there a reason
for this or am I missing something?

Is there, somewhere, an instruction for setting up PXE under Red Hat
Fedora Core or Red Hat Enterprise?

I want to roll out a large number of machines with only an Ethernet card
for I/O and PXE seems to be The Right Way to do it but figuring out how
it works seems challenging.  Thank you.


Jeff Silverman
echo "wfvyirezna at erny.pbz" | tr "a-z" "n-za-m"

The syslinux website explains how to do this in great detail.  You do not 
need the pxe RPM from RH9 to accomplish this.

James

James S. Martin, RHCE
Contractor
Administrative Office of the United States Courts
Washington, DC
(202) 502-2394

syslinux-bounces at zytor.com wrote on 01/18/2005 12:32:32 PM:
> I find an RPM called PXE in legacy (9.0 and earlier) versions of Redhat
> Linux but I don't find it in more recent versions.  Is there a reason
> for this or am I missing something?
> 
> Is there, somewhere, an instruction for setting up PXE under Red Hat
> Fedora Core or Red Hat Enterprise?
> 
> I want to roll out a large number of machines with only an Ethernet card
> for I/O and PXE seems to be The Right Way to do it but figuring out how
> it works seems challenging.  Thank you.
> 
> 
> Jeff Silverman
> echo "wfvyirezna at erny.pbz" | tr "a-z"
"n-za-m"
> 
> 
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