PXE boot problem

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I'm sending this mail again since i didn't get any answers the first time.
I really hope any of you can help me with this!

I'm having problems booting using PXE. I have a Realtek RTL8139C with Realtek
bootprom and PXE v. 2.12, MSI K7 Turbo motherboard with Award BIOS v. 6.00. I
have checked the hardware and it's supposed to support PXE boot. I have set the
BIOS to boot from LAN (first boot device) and I've got the dhcp-server 2.0 which
comes with Red Hat 7.2. The problem is that at boot the client prints out
Realtek bootprom bl.a. bl.a. bl.a. but then after a while it goes on to boot
from the next device in this case the hd. Do i have to press a button to
activate the PXE boot (like pressing F12 on some Intel NICs) or change any swith
on the motherboard or something? I don't have a wake-on-LAN cable connecting the
NIC to motherboard (although I've tried with that and got the same result). I've
also tried listening for a bootp request or something from the PXE client using
tcpdump on the server and I cant see any activity whatsoever. What's wrong?

/Andreas Lindblom




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