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Intel PXE PDK: Building & Mapping PXE Boot

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3.2.6. Intel PXE PDK: Building & Mapping PXE Boot Images and PXE Menu 1. In PXE PDK Configuration Program, double click on "Client Boot Menu" that appears in the proxy DHCP Server. There are three architectures listed. 2. Double click on "X86PC". The references on the right (local, API, DOSUNDI, RIS) are a list of the boot menus as they appear on the PXE client's side (retaining these references makes the PXE boot options on the client's side more complex. Users can remove these references as none of them are required. è To remove a reference, right click on it and then on Delete. 3. To create the first item in the boot menu, right click on X86PC and then "add boot server to this menu". 4. Enter 1000 into the "boot server type" box and choice0 in the "name" box. Validate this by clicking on "Add" and then "OK". 22

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3.2.6. Intel PXE PDK: Building & Mapping PXE Boot
Images and PXE Menu
1. In
PXE PDK Configuration Program
, double click
on
“Client Boot Menu”
that appears in the proxy
DHCP Server. There are three architectures listed.
2. Double click on “
X86PC
”. The references on the right
(local, API, DOSUNDI, RIS) are a list of the boot menus
as they appear on the PXE client’s side (retaining these
references makes the PXE boot options on the client’s
side more complex. Users can remove these references
as none of them are required.
±
To remove a reference, right click on it and then on
Delete.
3. To create the first item in the boot menu, right click on
X86PC
and then “
add boot server to this
menu
”.
4. Enter
1000
into the “
boot server type
” box and
choice0
in the “
name
” box. Validate this by clicking
on “
Add
” and then “
OK
”.
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