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  over 5 years ago by ggherdovich | Reply

  Together with Martin Čaj we're already looking at enabling UEFI netboot in the Prague office network, and I was thinking of turning this effort into a hackweek project. Happy to join yours!

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Together with Martin Čaj we're already looking at enabling UEFI netboot in the Prague office network, and I was thinking of turning this effort into a hackweek project. Happy to join yours!
 
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  over 5 years ago by joachimwerner | Reply

  May be overkill for your internal needs, at least for now, but ideally you'd be implementing PXE/UEFI netboot with one of the toolchains that we are also selling to customers (Cobbler in SUSE Manager and soon an OpenStack Ironic-based stack).

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May be overkill for your internal needs, at least for now, but ideally you'd be implementing PXE/UEFI netboot with one of the toolchains that we are also selling to customers (Cobbler in SUSE Manager and soon an OpenStack Ironic-based stack).
 
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May be overkill for your internal needs, at least for now, but ideally you'd be implementing PXE/UEFI netboot with one of the toolchains that we are also selling to customers (Cobbler in SUSE Manager and soon an OpenStack Ironic-based stack).
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  over 5 years ago by ggherdovich | Reply

  I've just learned that Tomaš Hehejik is working on UEFI netboot as well. I've been studying the documentation for a few days now (and Martin Čaj gave me access to the DHCP server), I'll post here some links.

  Guide from our doc that I followed: https://www.suse.com/documentation/suse-best-practices/singlehtml/sbp-multi-pxe-install/sbp-multi-pxe-install.html Small PDF presentation I made to convince Martin Čaj: https://w3.suse.de/~ggherdovich/PXEUEFI/uefi-pxe-boot.pdf My public trouble-shooting diary: https://wiki.suse.net/index.php?title=User:Ggherdovich/UEFInetboot_Prague

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I've just learned that Tomaš Hehejik is working on UEFI netboot as well. I've been studying the documentation for a few days now (and Martin Čaj gave me access to the DHCP server), I'll post here some links. Guide from our doc that I followed: https://www.suse.com/documentation/suse-best-practices/singlehtml/sbp-multi-pxe-install/sbp-multi-pxe-install.html Small PDF presentation I made to convince Martin Čaj: https://w3.suse.de/~ggherdovich/PXE_UEFI/uefi-pxe-boot.pdf My public trouble-shooting diary: https://wiki.suse.net/index.php?title=User:Ggherdovich/UEFI_netboot_Prague
 
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I've just learned that Tomaš Hehejik is working on UEFI netboot as well. I've been studying the documentation for a few days now (and Martin Čaj gave me access to the DHCP server), I'll post here some links.
Guide from our doc that I followed: https://www.suse.com/documentation/suse-best-practices/singlehtml/sbp-multi-pxe-install/sbp-multi-pxe-install.html Small PDF presentation I made to convince Martin Čaj: https://w3.suse.de/~ggherdovich/PXEUEFI/uefi-pxe-boot.pdf My public trouble-shooting diary: https://wiki.suse.net/index.php?title=User:Ggherdovich/UEFInetboot_Prague
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