Syslinux - Aug 2005 - Booting MSDOS disk images

I've been sitting in on this mailing list for a long while now, and I  
wanted to know, if there are any guide lines on getting a system to  
boot a DOS boot disk over the wire, ie, via PXE booting? I know this  
has been covered, and I am also googling for a site to help me out,  
but I thought I would ask anyway, so that I don't get lead astray.

I have a thin client setup already up and running, and it would be  
pure bliss to be able to plug in a network cable, and load all my  
boot disks up.

On Wed, 3 Aug 2005, Mr Tyrese wrote:
> I've been sitting in on this mailing list for a long while now, and I
wanted
> to know, if there are any guide lines on getting a system to boot a DOS
boot
> disk over the wire, ie, via PXE booting? I know this has been covered, and
I
> am also googling for a site to help me out, but I thought I would ask
anyway,
> so that I don't get lead astray.
>
> I have a thin client setup already up and running, and it would be pure
bliss
> to be able to plug in a network cable, and load all my boot disks up.
Over here, we use pxelinux & memdisk for our DOS based firmware updates.

Set memdisk as your kernel and the bootdisk image as your initrd in the 
config file.

HTH,
 	<< ryan