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I have PXE booted ubuntu and debian. I was wondering how do I PXE boot Gparted. On their website it says that you can do it and tells you what to download. On the debian and ubuntu netboot folder there are a pxelinux.0 file and a pxelinux.cfg folder that I can use on TFTPD32 to serve.
On the Gparted folder I dont have a pxelinux.0 file or pxelinux.cfg folder. I have a syslinux folder. What do I need to make this work like the debian and ubuntu PXE netboot?
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PXE boot Gparted from Windows TFTPD32
