mkbootserver [-f] [--interface=INTERFACE] [--localdhcp=[y|n]] [--kernel=PATH] [--initrd=PATH] [--tftpdir=PATH] [--pxelinux=PATH]
This manual page documents briefly the mkbootserver command.
mkbootserver is a tool that assists in configuring a network boot server (currently just PXE servers). It runs in both interactive and non-interactive modes.
A summary of options is included below.
Turn off interactive mode. All other options must be specified for this to work.
The interface the PXE daemon will listen on.
This specifies whether or not the DHCP server will run locally or on another machine.
The full path to the kernel that clients should boot.
The full path to the initial ramdisk that clients should use.
The full path to the directory from which the tftp server will serve files.
The full path to the pxelinux bootloader. This is a part of the syslinux package.
This manual page was compiled by dann <<dannf@dannf.org>
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the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).