PXE booting Clonezilla and Gparted. Having some issues?
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Hi all,
Hoping you can help me out with something. I have a MS 2012 server running WDS as well as pxe booting setup for linux OS's I'm trying to pxe boot Clonezilla and gparted from the network. i have everything setup and working to the point that it will start loading. when it starts going through the system settings its failing at the same point, each time on both pieces of software. I'm using vmware to run the testing but have tried this on a physical machine as well and get the same issue. attached should be a screenshot of the error. to me it looks like its trying to get an IPV6 address which would be impossible as i'm only running an ipv4 network as my router is doing all the DHCP stuff. |
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I'll ask this then. Did you use this page or are you trying to use memdisk or an entire tftp server (and set tftp correctly)? OPPS> Didn't post link did I? http://gparted.org/livepxe.php At one time there was a problem with gparted. I played with pxe on this for a while maybe 8 years ago. Can consider gpxe/ipxe too. |
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I have no idea how MS configures that, but under a GNU/Linux PXE setup it would typically be specified within pxelinux.cfg/, and would be served from the HTTP server running on the same box. But your network device is working - it got the kernel location via DHCP, it just can't find the live filesystem that it must use to boot. Can you describe for us how the kernels, initrds and live filesystems are installed on the server. |
This is the commands i am using when calling GParted. this is whats located in the "default" file that is used for booting.
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It is getting DHCP response and loading the kernel, and I owuld think you would get a panic if it did not load the initrd.img. So that leaves with it being unable to fetch the squashfs filesystem. To see if it is reachable on your network try hitting that URL (ht tp://192.168.1.86/GParted/filesystem.squashfs) from a browser - it should download the file and ask you where to put it. Check the downloaded filesize to make sure it is the same. If that doesn't work check that you http server is running, the address, paths, etc. Finally, back to your first guess about it being ipv6, add this to the append in the pxelinux.cfg/default: Code:
append ... ipv6.disable=1 Code:
LABEL gparted EDIT: You might also want to change those '\' characters to '/', they are only ever seen by the booting machine under pxelinux.0 control (but I don't think that has anything to do with your problem). |
PXE Booting GParted
You can also just mount the Gparted ISO
LABEL pmagic_iso MENU LABEL Part'd Magic Full ISO Kernel LINUX/PMagic/boot/syslinux/memdisk INITRD LINUX/PMagic/pmagic_2016_03_02.iso APPEND iso vmalloc=1024M edit the Syslinux.cfg located in the boot folder. Open in notepad and replace vmalloc=512Mib with vmalloc=600MiB. I just did all instances. This line INITRD LINUX/PMagic/pmagic_2016_03_02.iso must be edited to reflect the ISO used |
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Anyways. I hope my upload helps anybody reading this thread later. If not. Oh well. |
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