uboot support boot from tftp. Study the uboot command, you will know how
to do it.
Grub, I don't know. Is your machine is x86 platform? If so, I think you
can use PXE, it downloaded vmlinux and kernel boot argument from dhcp
server and tftp server
Peter Teoh 写道:
Q1: is it possible to use bootloader like grub or uboot to boot via
tftp - where the vmlinuz + initrd are residing in the tftp server?
Q2: Use grub to traverse from one partition (which has its own /boot
list of kernels - say for running in Fedora) to another partition
(which has another list of kernels - say for running Ubuntu)? This is
because I have two different distros with equally different kernel
versions.. which i like to use. I tried the "chainloader +1"
method...but it does not worked.
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