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| === Prerequisites === | === Prerequisites === | ||
| - | * [[http://iknowu.duckdns.org/files/public/integratedrv/IntegrateDrv.htm|IntegrateDrv]] (1.0.1 or newer) | + | * [[http://vm1.duckdns.org/Public/IntegrateDrv/IntegrateDrv.htm|IntegrateDrv]] (1.0.1 or newer) |
| * [[http://git.ipxe.org/release/sanbootconf|sanbootconf]] (1.1.1 or newer, 1.1.2 is required for Windows 2000) | * [[http://git.ipxe.org/release/sanbootconf|sanbootconf]] (1.1.1 or newer, 1.1.2 is required for Windows 2000) | ||
| * Text-mode setup does not support the virtual bus device architecture, if you have an nVidia network adapter, Broadcom NetXtreme II, or other adapter that its official driver implements a virtual bus, you have to obtain a text-mode compatible driver (a.k.a RIS-compatible driver) to be used during the installation. (a text-mode compatible driver for nVidia NICs is bundled with IntegrateDrv) | * Text-mode setup does not support the virtual bus device architecture, if you have an nVidia network adapter, Broadcom NetXtreme II, or other adapter that its official driver implements a virtual bus, you have to obtain a text-mode compatible driver (a.k.a RIS-compatible driver) to be used during the installation. (a text-mode compatible driver for nVidia NICs is bundled with IntegrateDrv) | ||
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| 8. You will be asked to specify a default static TCP/IP address. if all goes well, this address will not be used, and instead sanbootconf / iScsiBP will set the address that was provided by your DHCP server. | 8. You will be asked to specify a default static TCP/IP address. if all goes well, this address will not be used, and instead sanbootconf / iScsiBP will set the address that was provided by your DHCP server. | ||
| - | {{http://iknowu.duckdns.org/files/public/integratedrv/Screenshots/IntegrateDrv_TCPIP_settings.png}} | + | {{http://vm1.duckdns.org/Public/IntegrateDrv/Screenshots/IntegrateDrv_TCPIP_settings.png}} |
| 9. Congratulations, you now have an iSCSI capable Windows XP \ 2003 installation, you can reboot your machine, and use the sanboot command to boot into the installation: | 9. Congratulations, you now have an iSCSI capable Windows XP \ 2003 installation, you can reboot your machine, and use the sanboot command to boot into the installation: | ||
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| 10. The installation should detect your iSCSI disk: | 10. The installation should detect your iSCSI disk: | ||
| - | {{http://iknowu.duckdns.org/files/public/integratedrv/Screenshots/Text_Mode_Disk_Detected.png}} | + | {{http://vm1.duckdns.org/Public/IntegrateDrv/Screenshots/Text_Mode_Disk_Detected.png}} |
| 11. During GUI-mode installation phase, you'll be warned about installing unsigned drivers: | 11. During GUI-mode installation phase, you'll be warned about installing unsigned drivers: | ||
| Some of the drivers had to be modified to start during boot, and as a result their signature is no longer valid, you can safely ignore these warnings, and approve the installation: | Some of the drivers had to be modified to start during boot, and as a result their signature is no longer valid, you can safely ignore these warnings, and approve the installation: | ||
| - | {{http://iknowu.dnsalias.com/files/public/integratedrv/Screenshots/GUI_Mode_Unsigned_Driver.png}} | + | {{http://vm1.duckdns.org/Public/IntegrateDrv/Screenshots/GUI_Mode_Unsigned_Driver.png}} |
| ===== Method #2: Creating an iSCSI capable installation CD ===== | ===== Method #2: Creating an iSCSI capable installation CD ===== | ||
