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| {{ :screenshots:msdhcp_reservation_options.png?455x396 |Configuring new options}} | {{ :screenshots:msdhcp_reservation_options.png?455x396 |Configuring new options}} | ||
| - | Scroll down to option **017 Root Path** and enter the iSCSI root path for the installation. For example, to boot from the iSCSI target at ''10.253.253.1'' using LUN 0 of ''iqn.2010-04.org.ipxe:rabbit'', you would set option **017 Root Path** to | + | Scroll down to option **017 Root Path** and enter the iSCSI root path for the installation. For example, to boot from the iSCSI target at ''10.253.253.1'' using the IQN ''iqn.2010-04.org.ipxe:rabbit'', you would set option **017 Root Path** to |
| - | iscsi:10.253.253.1:::0:iqn.2010-04.org.ipxe:rabbit | + | iscsi:10.253.253.1::::iqn.2010-04.org.ipxe:rabbit |
| - | {{ :screenshots:msdhcp_set_root_path.png?404x448 |Configuring the iSCSI root path}} | + | {{ :screenshots:msdhcp_set_root_path.png?414x462 |Configuring the iSCSI root path}} |
| Boot the diskless computer using iPXE. (If the diskless computer does not have an iPXE boot ROM, then you will need to set up [[:howto:msdhcp#pxe_chainloading|PXE chainloading]].) | Boot the diskless computer using iPXE. (If the diskless computer does not have an iPXE boot ROM, then you will need to set up [[:howto:msdhcp#pxe_chainloading|PXE chainloading]].) | ||
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| ===== Troubleshooting ===== | ===== Troubleshooting ===== | ||
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| + | You may need to specify an [[:cfg:initiator-iqn|iSCSI initiator IQN]] to gain access to the iSCSI target. | ||
| If the iSCSI disk does not appear as a possible install location, then you can use the Windows command prompt to diagnose the problem. Press ''Shift-F10'' to access the command prompt. | If the iSCSI disk does not appear as a possible install location, then you can use the Windows command prompt to diagnose the problem. Press ''Shift-F10'' to access the command prompt. | ||
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| * Examine the Setup log using \\ <code> notepad x:\windows\panther\setupact.log</code>Check for the ''DiskInfo'' lines, which should contain information such as \\ <code> DiskInfo:===== Disk number [0] ===== | * Examine the Setup log using \\ <code> notepad x:\windows\panther\setupact.log</code>Check for the ''DiskInfo'' lines, which should contain information such as \\ <code> DiskInfo:===== Disk number [0] ===== | ||
| - | DiskInfo: Friendly name: [SCST_FIO duckling SCSI Disk Device] | + | DiskInfo: Friendly name: [LIO-ORG rabbit SCSI Disk Device] |
| DiskInfo: Arc path: [multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)] | DiskInfo: Arc path: [multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)] | ||
| DiskInfo: Disk signature [0x9A7083D5] | DiskInfo: Disk signature [0x9A7083D5] | ||
