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Latest revision as of 20:34, 19 June 2012
There are just three prerequisites:
- PXE support in the target system
- a DHCP server
- a TFTP server
PXE support
PXE support has long been a standard feature in servers and/or server network cards. Office-style desktop systems quite often also have PXE support. Built-in PXE support makes it easier, but even systems without it can be made to boot over PXE. If available as a built-in feature, PXE booting is typically added to the boot-device list in the BIOS. Quite often though it is also accessible by pressing PF12 during boot-up.
