Windows 7 boot over network using iSCSI and gPXE

[urzaspath1234]

I have a desktop in which sata controller went bad so cant use it at all Done all the testing and troubleshooting and were sure its the case ..Perhaps the caps looked bad So is network booting the best option? is it reliable and still pretty responsive? ....Noob questions im sure Thanks for any advice that any one can help with prefer win 7

[BOREDRESOLVER]

I see you have an Eee pc, mine broke.

[spectralparanoid]

is on 100mbps or 1000mbps Ethernet?

[iiiears]

Really nice video :-)

Link to Copy on Write Overlay" tutorial?

[TutorialsByKevin]

Make a tutorial

[kakaopor]

@TutorialsByKevin Actually I am already planning to do so :)

[TutorialsByKevin]

@kakaopor Please do it fast... i need it:$

[munotpratik2009]

hey..how can i do raw disk access in windows 7..

[denieru88x]

hi how you do this can you give me a tutorial o a guia to do this please :) i wait for the answer

[bobbymorocco]

where can i find a tuto about this ?

[bobbymorocco]

where can i find a tuto about this ?

[NdreySoft]

what model is that samsung LCD ?

[kakaopor]

@NdreySoft It's a SyncMaster 223BW.

[truzoids]

what os to run iscsi target? did u used linux? freenas or open filer?

[kakaopor]

@truzoids Yes, it is a Linux. Debian Squeeze to be precise.

[rivkinnator]

very cool what did you use as far as software to make this happen for the server end

[kakaopor]

@rivkinnator On the the server I used a Debian Linux (Squeeze) + iSCSITarget package, on the client (running the Windows) I used a plain MS Windows 7 Home installer disc. You might experience a delay (about a minute) until the installer searches for SAN targets. (Although I've debugged and the server answered the first query, but it seems the installer kept trying to find other devices.)