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howto:fedora [2013/06/27 12:50]
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 ====== Network-booting Fedora ====== ====== Network-booting Fedora ======
  
-{{:​clipart:​fedora_logo.png?​100x100 ​|Fedora logo}}+{{ :​clipart:​fedora_logo.png?​50x50|Fedora logo}}
  
 You can use iPXE to boot into the [[http://​fedoraproject.org/​|Fedora]] Linux installer via HTTP.  You can then install Fedora to a local hard disk or to an iSCSI or FCoE SAN target. You can use iPXE to boot into the [[http://​fedoraproject.org/​|Fedora]] Linux installer via HTTP.  You can then install Fedora to a local hard disk or to an iSCSI or FCoE SAN target.
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     # Set source URI     # Set source URI
-    set mirror http://​download.fedoraproject.org/​pub/​fedora/​linux/​releases/​18+    set mirror http://​download.fedoraproject.org/​pub/​fedora/​linux/​releases/​38
     ​     ​
     # Detect CPU architecture and calculate repository URI     # Detect CPU architecture and calculate repository URI
     cpuid --ext 29 && set arch x86_64 || set arch i386     cpuid --ext 29 && set arch x86_64 || set arch i386
-    set repo ${mirror}/Fedora/${arch}/os+    set repo ${mirror}/Everything/${arch}/os
     ​     ​
     # Start installer     # Start installer
-    kernel ${repo}/​images/​pxeboot/​vmlinuz initrd=initrd.img repo=${repo}+    kernel ${repo}/​images/​pxeboot/​vmlinuz initrd=initrd.img ​inst.repo=${repo}
     initrd ${repo}/​images/​pxeboot/​initrd.img     initrd ${repo}/​images/​pxeboot/​initrd.img
     boot     boot
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 If you have mirrored the Fedora tree locally, then you should change the line If you have mirrored the Fedora tree locally, then you should change the line
  
-    set mirror http://​download.fedoraproject.org/​pub/​fedora/​linux/​releases/​18+    set mirror http://​download.fedoraproject.org/​pub/​fedora/​linux/​releases/​38
  
 to point to the URI of your local mirror. ​ Booting and installing from a local mirror will be several times faster than using the public ''​download.fedoraproject.org''​ mirror. to point to the URI of your local mirror. ​ Booting and installing from a local mirror will be several times faster than using the public ''​download.fedoraproject.org''​ mirror.
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     # Set source URI     # Set source URI
-    set mirror http://​download.fedoraproject.org/​pub/​fedora/​linux/​releases/​18+    set mirror http://​download.fedoraproject.org/​pub/​fedora/​linux/​releases/​38
     ​     ​
     # Set SAN target URI     # Set SAN target URI
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     # Detect CPU architecture and calculate repository URI     # Detect CPU architecture and calculate repository URI
     cpuid --ext 29 && set arch x86_64 || set arch i386     cpuid --ext 29 && set arch x86_64 || set arch i386
-    set repo ${mirror}/Fedora/${arch}/os+    set repo ${mirror}/Everything/${arch}/os
     ​     ​
     # Hook SAN target     # Hook SAN target
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     # Start installer if F12 is pressed, otherwise boot     # Start installer if F12 is pressed, otherwise boot
     prompt --key 0x197e --timeout 2000 Press F12 to install Fedora... || sanboot     prompt --key 0x197e --timeout 2000 Press F12 to install Fedora... || sanboot
-    kernel ${repo}/​images/​pxeboot/​vmlinuz initrd=initrd.img repo=${repo}+    kernel ${repo}/​images/​pxeboot/​vmlinuz initrd=initrd.img ​inst.repo=${repo}
     initrd ${repo}/​images/​pxeboot/​initrd.img     initrd ${repo}/​images/​pxeboot/​initrd.img
     boot     boot
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 to specify the [[:​sanuri|SAN URI]] of your iSCSI or FCoE target. to specify the [[:​sanuri|SAN URI]] of your iSCSI or FCoE target.
  
-You should see  
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