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===== Notes ===== | ===== Notes ===== | ||
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+ | ==== Detailed test cases ==== | ||
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+ | * [[Windows XP iSCSI]] | ||
+ | * [[Windows PE]] | ||
+ | * [[Linux mkbootfs]] | ||
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+ | === Unfinished === | ||
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+ | * [[Windows iSCSI forward authentication]] | ||
+ | * [[Windows 7 install to iSCSI]] | ||
+ | * [[Linux TFTP]] | ||
==== Potential test cases ==== | ==== Potential test cases ==== | ||
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Success is defined as reaching the Windows graphical login screen. | Success is defined as reaching the Windows graphical login screen. | ||
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+ | === Linux bzImage boot === | ||
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+ | == Test == | ||
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+ | Boot into a minimal Linux/busybox system created using [[http://git.etherboot.org/?p=people/mcb30/mkbootfs.git;a=summary|mkbootfs]] via HTTP. | ||
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+ | == DUT configuration == | ||
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+ | No physical disks present. System configured to boot from NIC equipped with gPXE ROM. | ||
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+ | == Environment configuration == | ||
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+ | Apache HTTP server providing gPXE script, kernel, initrd, and modules as separate files. gPXE script set to instruct client to download kernel, initrd and relevant modules. DHCP server providing network configuration and path to gPXE script on HTTP server. | ||
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+ | == Result == | ||
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+ | Success is defined as reaching the busybox shell prompt. | ||