- Jul 19, 2002
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I am running Norton Ghost 8.0, and I already have images created (GHO files) that I need to deploy to an army of computers in a lab. (The computer technician before me left the images) The only problem, is that the machines are only designed for network access... they have no floppy, no CD-ROM, etc. All they have is network access and USB access.
So to get over this, I am going to have to serve out the boot disk over the network. I have heard about people using PXEs and a TFTP server to boot across a network. Norton has a way of using a PXE driver to network boot, but saves as a SYS file.
Now this is where I am lost...
How is the SYS file related to PXE? And how do I go about sending that via TFTP?
Any tutorials, comments, corrections, explanations, and links to software that could assist me would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
So to get over this, I am going to have to serve out the boot disk over the network. I have heard about people using PXEs and a TFTP server to boot across a network. Norton has a way of using a PXE driver to network boot, but saves as a SYS file.
Now this is where I am lost...
How is the SYS file related to PXE? And how do I go about sending that via TFTP?
Any tutorials, comments, corrections, explanations, and links to software that could assist me would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!