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'''GPXE''' is a tool for loading an operating system over a network. See their homepage ( http://etherboot.org/ ) for more information.  GPXE is the successor of [[Etherboot]].
'''[http://etherboot.org/ GPXE]''' is a tool for loading an operating system over a network. GPXE is the successor of [[Etherboot]].


GPXE uses legacy bios callbacks, and it works well with [[SeaBIOS]].
GPXE uses legacy BIOS callbacks, and it works well with [[SeaBIOS]].


There are experimental patches to make GPXE work without legacy bios callbacks at: http://whiterocker.com/gpxe/ These patches may be useful if one needs to run GPXE without SeaBIOS.
There are experimental patches to make GPXE work without legacy BIOS callbacks:
 
* http://whiterocker.com/gpxe/.
 
These patches may be useful if one needs to run GPXE without SeaBIOS.


== Building ==
== Building ==

Revision as of 15:50, 22 August 2009

GPXE is a tool for loading an operating system over a network. GPXE is the successor of Etherboot.

GPXE uses legacy BIOS callbacks, and it works well with SeaBIOS.

There are experimental patches to make GPXE work without legacy BIOS callbacks:

These patches may be useful if one needs to run GPXE without SeaBIOS.

Building

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