UEFI PXE | HTTP and NFS | Live Booting Ubuntu Over LAN (Part 2)

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  • Опубликовано: 4 янв 2025

Комментарии • 34

  • @wxfield
    @wxfield 6 месяцев назад +1

    This was a HUGE help here in 2024 too. I hope you will periodically update and demonstrate the top 3-5 OSes for PXE booting every few years. I have been away from pxe booting for years and this was an awesome refresher for me. Thank you !!!

  • @punch3n3ergy37
    @punch3n3ergy37 2 года назад +5

    Awesome tutorial!!
    Could you please make a tutorial on how to get Windows to boot with this config? I would really appreciate that.

  • @brooqs
    @brooqs 3 года назад +3

    Dude your series is awesome. Despite this awesome information the view is low. Your video deserve better view count but unfortunately not much people aware of this pxe like booting. I dont know maybe you want to create part 3 for the managing user home folders securely. Because the nfs not secure. I am not aware best practices. Maybe part 3 will be good for us. Thank you for your effort. Everything very clear and easy. I will be subs and like. I hope new year bring all goods for you. Peace.

  • @WaqarRashid
    @WaqarRashid 3 года назад

    Oh man, I am been looking and looking for like forever. Thanks for the this and the previous video. Now let get this baby running.

  • @matthewbennett
    @matthewbennett Год назад

    This is exactly what i needed. Thank you!

  • @MrGarfield
    @MrGarfield 2 года назад +1

    Nice Tutorial series :-) i was yelling at my screen when you misspelled nfsroot however i was making it much worst i type ntfsroot ( i don't even use Windows for over a decade now. Using Linux only since ±2010 I'm looking for PXE boot/nfs run complete Linux for my Dell WYSE dx0d thin clients ( a company gave to me a bunch of them ) that's why i bounced in to your tutorials and they were nice to watch. Like some others already mentioned "Loud and Clear" No Messing around ;-) perfect for new ones. However i would prefer to use dnsmasq in proxy mode, so you can combine it wit existing DHCP servers / routers ;-)

  • @davidsun9026
    @davidsun9026 Год назад

    Thank you for this tutorial. Helped me alot in my home lab.

  • @truthontech
    @truthontech 2 года назад +1

    I wish I could give you a million "LIKES" for part1 and part2. Your Kungfu is strong!

  • @AliSot2000
    @AliSot2000 2 года назад

    Lol I like those comments in the video from the editing XD.
    Also thank you for this great tutorial, it really helped.

  • @lesleyrichards6788
    @lesleyrichards6788 2 месяца назад

    Thank you so much for this. It worked like a charm at first attempt.
    What if I want to use it for multiple machines, without the menu? Each machine must boot directly into the OS. There won't be monitors attached, so they won't need the menu.
    Thank you

  • @pablom69
    @pablom69 Год назад

    you would also need to be able to boot an ubuntu 20.04 installer in order to install

  • @jameshalbert6118
    @jameshalbert6118 2 года назад

    Still great. Thank you!

  • @yrath5034
    @yrath5034 2 года назад

    10:05 The BEST English! ;-)

  • @tetraotetrix7773
    @tetraotetrix7773 2 года назад

    Great! It's working now!!

  • @13aaryan
    @13aaryan 2 года назад

    Thanks so much for the video! I had a quick question though, since we're using http now, we do not need th DHCP server, right?

  • @bradenhynes
    @bradenhynes 2 года назад

    I'm trying to get this working to boot Ubuntu MATE 22.04 and Clonezilla Alternative 20220620 using TFTP instead of HTTP but I keep getting an error saying NFS over TCP not available: network unreachable. Any ideas?
    Also, it won't work at all with lighttpd.

  • @TheClembo
    @TheClembo 3 года назад

    Yes better late than never! Thank you for your time very interesting, can't wait to try it out. 1 question, do you have the instructions listed anywhere that I can look at please?

    • @alsetema
      @alsetema  3 года назад

      Unfortunately not :(

    • @TheClembo
      @TheClembo 3 года назад

      @@alsetema OK thanks for answering. Cheers

    • @ilyakoval8546
      @ilyakoval8546 3 года назад

      @@alsetema Hello, i have one question for you )
      I have tftp, dhcp server. I need to know, i can boot Ubuntu 21.10 to SSD via PXE

  • @pablom69
    @pablom69 6 месяцев назад

    The same work can be done to get Windows installers to start

  • @NeythEU
    @NeythEU 3 года назад

    Hi, Thanks for the video - helped me alot.
    Just one more thing i am bothering with, its the DHCP Server - i already have one (Unify Dream Machine).
    are there some things i need to be aware of?
    So for example i am pretty sure, i can skip the setup part of DHCP on the ubuntu server

  • @be1m0nt
    @be1m0nt Год назад

    not work on Debian 12=( did anyone succeed?

  • @atcdtechnology
    @atcdtechnology 3 года назад +1

    Portuguese Brazilian: Parabéns pelo vídeo você agora pode fazer um para instalação do Windows 10 via Boot ?

  • @ilyakoval8546
    @ilyakoval8546 3 года назад

    Hello, i have one question for you )
    I have tftp, dhcp server. I need to know, i can boot Ubuntu 21.10 to SSD via PXE

  • @adammatthiesen6203
    @adammatthiesen6203 3 года назад

    any chance you could do a WinPE/ installer tutorial on pi?

  • @ixhandarkless8802
    @ixhandarkless8802 3 года назад

    puedo usarlo para instalar windows (can i use for install windows, excuse me i dont have idea for cli of linux )

  • @Xomma6bl4
    @Xomma6bl4 3 года назад

    can i install in this way linux-lite-3.6-32bit.iso or manjaro-xfce-18.0.4-x32-stable-minimal-i686.iso ?

    • @Xomma6bl4
      @Xomma6bl4 3 года назад

      i want to install linux on sony vaio vgn-tx1xrp

    • @alsetema
      @alsetema  3 года назад +1

      You will have to to look for which files to point at depending on the distribution, but it should be possible.

  • @chrisjchalifoux
    @chrisjchalifoux Год назад

    awlsome video

  • @JamesHerrendorfer
    @JamesHerrendorfer 2 месяца назад

    Great tutorial and just what I needed
    However, I followed all your steps and when I boot the client I get "Exiting due to oneshot ... Begin: Trying nfsmount -o nolock -o ro 192.168.1.100:/tftpboot/ubuntu /cdrom ... connect: Connection timed out". It seems to be NFS related.
    I do see one peculiarity: I allowed port 40000 (ufw allow 40000) and made the change in nfs (RPCMOUNTDOPTS="-p 40000") but yet I don't see it listed when I run rpcinfo -p. Could that be the issue?
    I'd really appreciate your thoughts.
    Thank you