PXE Boot with Xircom cards ?
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Has anyone found a boot disk method of RISing a laptop with a Xircom card ?
We are currently using Ghost to get our image onto these machine's but would love to be able to just F12 them.
We are currently using Ghost to get our image onto these machine's but would love to be able to just F12 them.
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Posted by:
KPrinz
21 years ago
Hi,
I might be too late on this, but are you looking for an MBA on disk for XIRCOM ?
That should be widely avail. If not contact me by PM.
Cheers,
Konstantin
I might be too late on this, but are you looking for an MBA on disk for XIRCOM ?
That should be widely avail. If not contact me by PM.
Cheers,
Konstantin
Posted by:
craig16229
21 years ago
79TransAm,
If we are talking about a Xircom card that is PCMCIA, you will not be able to do RIS through it. RIS does not support PCMCIA. See this KB article:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;242920
Also be aware that besides the PCMCIA limitation, only certain non-PXE capable network adapters are supported by Microsoft's PXE emulation bootdisk (known as "rbfg.exe", Remote Boot Floppy Utility). Read this article to see this list:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;299538
So what you are left with in your situation is only being able to use RIS on your laptops if you have a docking station that has a network card that natively supports PXE, or has a network card that is supported by Microsoft's rbfg.exe.
craig --<>.
If we are talking about a Xircom card that is PCMCIA, you will not be able to do RIS through it. RIS does not support PCMCIA. See this KB article:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;242920
Also be aware that besides the PCMCIA limitation, only certain non-PXE capable network adapters are supported by Microsoft's PXE emulation bootdisk (known as "rbfg.exe", Remote Boot Floppy Utility). Read this article to see this list:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;299538
So what you are left with in your situation is only being able to use RIS on your laptops if you have a docking station that has a network card that natively supports PXE, or has a network card that is supported by Microsoft's rbfg.exe.
craig --<>.
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