How to PXE boot a Raspberry
So far, we’ve built an NFS server and a TFTP server. Next, we’re going to populate those servers with the files that are needed to boot a Raspberry. The contents of /boot will be served by the TFTP server and the entirety of /root will be served by the NFS server. Download the latest Raspberry […]
Read MoreHow to Build a TFTP Server on a Raspberry Pi
The next piece of the puzzle for our Raspberry PXE boot environment is a TFTP server. In the last post, we set up an NFS server for the bulk of the OS files. In this post, we need to really dumb it down to brass tacks. We need to share files across the network, without […]
Read MoreHow to Build an NFS Server on Raspberry Pi
I’d like to start setting up a PXE boot environment for Raspberry Pis on my network. Essentially, I should be able to boot a Raspberry just by plugging in the Ethernet cable and the power cable, and if everything is set up properly, the thing will boot with NO LOCAL MEDIA–no SD card, no USB […]
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