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To send the Inspector ramdisk over HTTP rather than TFTP, we must first send an iPXE boot image that knows how to speak HTTP, and then instruct it to "chainload" the inspector ramdisk. Previously, we could only do this if the machine being introspected had BIOS firmware. However, most modern servers now use UEFI firmware, which requires a different iPXE boot image (as described at http://ipxe.org/howto/chainloading). We must specify the initrd in the iPXE `kernel` line to avoid the problem described at http://forum.ipxe.org/showthread.php?tid=7589. Change-Id: I9cb102178bee8039a8cfc157154ecbd315aba871 |
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| baremetal.json.erb | ||
| bifrost_global_vars.erb | ||
| inspector_dnsmasq_http.erb | ||
| inspector_dnsmasq_tftp.erb | ||
| inspector_ipxe.erb | ||
| inspector_pxelinux_cfg.erb | ||