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- WINDOWS XP PXELINUX INSTALL
- WINDOWS XP PXELINUX 64 BIT
- WINDOWS XP PXELINUX REGISTRATION
- WINDOWS XP PXELINUX PASSWORD
- WINDOWS XP PXELINUX ISO
When done, close notepad, save on exit and type:
WINDOWS XP PXELINUX PASSWORD
This can be a shared windows or smb folder, servername is the computer name or ip, there MUST be a username and password set on the computer hosting this stuff! Blank passwords don't work.)
WINDOWS XP PXELINUX INSTALL
Y:\i386\winnt32 /unattend:unattend.txt /s:y:\i386 (will launch a ris install from xp cdrom) Net use y: \\servername\cdrom /user:username password (will mount a network drive) Here you can add any commands you like on a new line below "winpeinit" Notepad mount\windows\system32\startnet.cmd
WINDOWS XP PXELINUX 64 BIT
(c:\PEBuild can be any folder you like, x86 is for creating 32 bit, amd64 is for 64 bit winPE) Only 4 commands (in bold) in order to make a wim with simple network share: From StartMenu, choose Deployment Tools Command Prompt. If the mksquashfs command fails on a ZLIB error, extract the squashfs-root folder onto another partition or drive at the unsquashfs command – that usually does the job.įolder tftpboot\wim should contain manually added wim files for specialized boot, for example: winpe-XP-x86.wim, winpe-XP-圆4.wim, winpe-W7-x86.wim, winpe-W7-圆4.wim and so on.īatchfiles currently work with only 2 basic wim filenames: winpe-x86.wim and winpe-圆4.wim
WINDOWS XP PXELINUX REGISTRATION
I:\ISO Files\Windows 7\7121-1700_圆4fre_client_en-us_Retail_Ultimate-GRC1CULXFRER_EN_DVD.isoĮdit "Boot Antivirus.bat" and replace USERNAME and PASSWORD with your own panda antivirus registration details. I:\ISO Files\Windows 7\7121-1700_x86fre_client_en-us_retail_ultimate-grc1culfrer_en_dvd.iso I:\ISO Files\Password Recovery bootCD\cd080802.iso I:\ISO Files\XP Professional\Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP2 NL.iso I:\ISO Files\XP Professional\Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP2 UK.iso I:\ISO Files\XP Professional\Microsoft Windows XP Professional 圆4 SP2 UK.iso I:\ISO Files\PandaLive\PandaSafecd.3.4.3.5.iso (Antivirus, updates with current signature file) I:\ISO Files\GParted\gparted-live-0.5.1-1.iso (GParted) V:\ (virtual cdrom drive where images are mounted with ultraiso)
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N:\tftpboot (or any folder of your choice) (partition must be 200+ Mb, depending on your setup) My original drive setup is below and is recommended if you want to run the files as is:
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WINDOWS XP PXELINUX ISO
See tftp\run\Makelinks.bat and edit the iso paths in there for your own use before running it. Iso files: can either be dropped directly into the tftpboot\iso folder, or linked from their original location. Have a look through the various batchfiles to get an understanding on when which things are linked, and it will be quite easy to add any other tools yourself with new batches! The tftpd32-lin.ini configures the TFTPD server to use pxelinux.0 and boot linux iso images. You will end up on a command prompt with network access to a mounted iso or cdrom for instance, from which you can launch a windows setup or whatever. The tftpd-dos.ini loads Bart network boot disk, an older tool for older machines. Included are win, lin and dos files: the tftpd32-win.ini loads a WinPE from Windows 7 with a custom winpe.wim file which you make yourself. The package comes with 3 ini files for TFPTD, which get linked during a batchfile in order to configure the TFTPD server. In batches where both HFS and TFTPD are opened by the batchfile: when done, first close HFS and then TFTPD to terminate the batchfile properly (otherwise symlinks are not deleted on exit). Or edit your own in the DHCP tab when TFTPD is running from a batchfile, OR manually edit the three tftpd32 ini files in tftpboot\init folder.ĭO NOT have windows explorer open when starting a batchfile (isocmd will bug about permission denied to mount images) You can open explorer while the batch window is running, but before you close HFS and/or TFTPD (which ends the batchfile), you MUST have explorer closed again. Unpack, create shortcuts for the files in tftpboot\run on the desktop & setup network: Network clients are currently able to: run Boot & Nuke, run GParted, run Panda Antivirus with today's signatures file, run (unattended) custom XP or Win7 setup (both x86 or 圆4), run a NT Password Recovery tool, or boot in MsDOS with network support. This file contains a pxe environment with some basic files needed to boot clients from the network. I've been freaking around a bit with some shizzle, and keeping a doc here for reference backup and to share the knowledge.Īpplies to: mirror: another mirror: (6Mb rar, source files and links included, and I think it's legal since it's share/freeware used, so no worries)