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PXE #502
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It seems he means the ability to select the servers. Dnsmasq has this option to send a list of servers in the DHCP Option "PXE Vendor Encapsulated Option"-Bootmenu. On the PXE boot the client sees a litte menue where the servers can be selected.
in the /etcconfig/dhcp we would then have:
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I'm thinking about to put this again up when im get it right up again i can fill a pull request with this changes but this will spread in about 3 or more PRs because there are some dependencies.
problems:
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Closing this as its not supported by OpenWrt and never gained traction. PRs welcome. |
There is one feature request for this feature. See #3356 |
Let's talk about enabling a "PXE" dialog under the Network area some place, probably DHCP/DNS options (aka dnsmasq settings).
What we want to do is wrap around the '/etc/config/dhcp' configuration parameters for PXE boot.
Like so:
config boot
option servername 'hostname-of-tftpd-goes here'
option serveraddress 'ipv4-of-tftpd-goes-here'
option filename 'pxelinux.o'
That configured OpenWRT to point at a TFTPD server, and it could be a remote system on the LAN, or even the OpenWRT router itself. There is a built-in tftpd service that goes along with dnsmasq, and it really orthogonal to these parameters. One should be able to have a tftpd on OpenWRT, but have PXE point elsewhere on the network should that be desired, or just point of the local dnsmaq built-in tftpd. The point being one could have a bazzillion tftpd services setup around their WAN, but here we configure where the DHCP PXE system points to for network booting. Obviously these parameters only make sense if luci is operating a dhcp service that can do PXE stuff.
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