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| In contrast to the default EtherBoot supported protocols the ATA over Ethernet specification additionally provides/emulates all necessary components for Operating Systems which require an in-depth hard disk / hard disk controller environment[...] | In contrast to the default EtherBoot supported protocols the ATA over Ethernet specification additionally provides/emulates all necessary components for Operating Systems which require an in-depth hard disk / hard disk controller environment[...] | ||
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| ====== Chart / Diagram ====== | ====== Chart / Diagram ====== | ||
| - | <file>Directory or hard disk image containg an installed Operating System</file> | + | <file>Directory or hard disk (or hard disk image) containg an installed Operating System</file> |
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| <file>AoE Server</file> | <file>AoE Server</file> | ||
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| <file>Client</file> | <file>Client</file> | ||
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| - | <file>EtherBoot with AoE support</file> | + | <file>EtherBoot binary with AoE support</file> |
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| - | <file>Boot riority set to "EtherBoot" in the BIOS setup menu</file> | + | <file>Boot priority set to "EtherBoot" in the BIOS setup menu</file> |
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| <file>EtherBoot with AoE support will be used as boot device</file> | <file>EtherBoot with AoE support will be used as boot device</file> | ||
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| - | <file>EtherBoot with AoE support provides in-depth hard disk environment and loads the Operating System inside the harddisk image from the AoE Server.</file> | + | <file>EtherBoot with AoE support provides in-depth hard disk environment and loads the Operating System from the harddisk from the AoE Server.</file> |
| ====== AoE server applications for Linux/Unix ====== | ====== AoE server applications for Linux/Unix ====== | ||
| + | * [[http://lpk.com.price.ru/~lelik/AoE/|Vblade Linux kernel module by Lelik P. Korchagin]] | ||
| + | * [[http://sourceforge.net/projects/aoetools/|vblade ( virtual EtherDrive (R) blade ) and ATA over Ethernet Tools]] | ||
| ====== AoE server applications for Windows/DOS ====== | ====== AoE server applications for Windows/DOS ====== | ||
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| + | ====== AoE state of development in EtherBoot ====== | ||
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| + | zpxe files have been handed out to demonstrate successful AoE boot. | ||
| + | [[http://etherboot.org/aoedemo/rtl8139.pxe|A RTL8139.zpxe demo file]] has been published by Michael Brown. A [[http://etherboot.org/aoedemo/aoedemo.img.gz|prebuilt Fedora 5 hard disk image]] can also be downloaded. | ||
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| + | To get you started, retrieve those files (you will need a RTL8139 card in the client). Setup DHCP reasonably (so the .zpxe file will be loaded). Download [[http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/aoetools/vblade-10.tar.gz?download|the virtual hard drive blade server]] (or use a real AoE capable drive, of course). | ||
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| + | Running<file>vbladed 0 0 eth0 aoedemo.img</file> you should be able to boot the client into Fedora. | ||
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| + | This is proof-of-concept only, and the code is only in developer codetree yet. | ||
