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How to set up a Mac as a PXE boot server, with Debian Live
I didn't see this mentioned so try to avoid having two devices running DHCP on one network, otherwise you may find the client doesn't pick up the server & PXE boot fails (or worse things happen).
How to set up a Mac as a PXE boot server, with Debian Live
The nice part of the pure OSX approach is that you only have to set it up once. You can even effectively turn it off (well, the bootp part, at least) by changing your Network Preferences for the Ethernet port. I have a Network Location saved for just this purpose. Like I said in my other comment, if the network set for the Ethernet port doesn't match, the bootp server doesn't respond to incoming requests. |
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