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# PXE boot nodes into a live image
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## TL;DR setup
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follow the following 3 guides (in order) to get a working PXE boot setup
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## TL;DR version
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follow the following 3 guides (in order) to get a working PXE boot setup. Watch out for pitfalls like iptables and user permission problems though.
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http://www.server-world.info/en/note?os=CentOS_6&p=dhcp
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http://www.server-world.info/en/note?os=CentOS_6&p=pxe&f=4
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## The long version
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### use DHCP (dhcpd) to provide PXE boot information
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- install dhcpd like described in guide 1.
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- configure dhcpd to provide individual PXE boot information for each diskless server
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## previous attempt
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- saved computenode12 MAC addresses in a txt file
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- powered down node 12 and set boot to pxe
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