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sanbootconf [2014/08/15 15:24]
mcb30 created
sanbootconf [2014/08/15 15:37]
mcb30
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 ===== Download ===== ===== Download =====
  
-You can download the latest version as an MSI installer package from ''​http://git.ipxe.org/​release/​sanbootconf/​sanbootconf-latest.msi''​.+{{ :screenshots:​sanbootconf.png?​320x240|Windows XP iSCSI boot using sanbootconf}}
  
-Older versions are available from http://​git.ipxe.org/​releases/​sanbootconf. The source code is maintained in a git repository at http://​git.ipxe.org/​sanbootconf.git.+You can download the latest version as an MSI installer package from [[http://​git.ipxe.org/​release/​sanbootconf/​sanbootconf-latest.msi]]. 
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 +Older versions are available from [[http://​git.ipxe.org/​releases/​sanbootconf]]. The source code is maintained in a git repository at [[http://​git.ipxe.org/​sanbootconf.git]]. 
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 +===== Getting started ===== 
 + 
 +While booted from a local disk, download the [[http://​git.ipxe.org/​release/​sanbootconf/​sanbootconf-latest.msi|latest version of sanbootconf]] and install it.  You can then transfer the disk image to a SAN target and boot from it using your SAN protocol. 
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 +===== Licence ===== 
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 +''​sanbootconf''​ is free, open-source software licensed under the [[http://​www.gnu.org/​licenses/​old-licenses/​gpl-2.0.html|GNU GPL]]. 
 + 
 +===== Troubleshooting ===== 
 + 
 +''​sanbootconf''​ will display text on the boot splash screen which appears while the kernel is looking for the boot disk.  For example: 
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 +     iSCSI boot via iPXE 
 +     ​iqn.2010-04.org.ipxe.duckling:​initiator 
 +     ​56:​3c:​dc:​73:​51:​7e 10.0.0.186/​255.255.255.0 gw 10.0.0.1 
 +     ​10.0.0.115 iqn.2010-04.org.ipxe.duckling:​win2k8 
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 +In this case, you can see that ''​sanbootconf''​ has detected that the system is attempting to boot via iSCSI. ​ The IP address configuration is displayed along with the iSCSI initiator and target details. 
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 +More detailed information is available by attaching a Windows kernel debugger. ​ You can also try [[:​contact|contacting]] the ''​sanbootconf''​ developers for assistance.
  
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