cdusseau Posted August 26, 2011 Posted August 26, 2011 I am pxe booting to start my windows 7 network install. I know how I can set it up for it to work with one type of windows 7, but I want to split it into a folder system to allow me to install all different versions. This means I need to move where the system is searching for the BCD file.Currently it looks in \Boot\BCD, which, when its there, works fine. But I need to host several different BCDs, so I have to change the path. I need to know what file directs the install to \Boot\BCD and how I can change it (like with a sed command).Thanks
Tripredacus Posted August 29, 2011 Posted August 29, 2011 What OS is in the server and what is the method of PXE (WDS or PXELinux) ?
jaclaz Posted August 29, 2011 Posted August 29, 2011 I am pxe booting to start my windows 7 network install. I know how I can set it up for it to work with one type of windows 7, but I want to split it into a folder system to allow me to install all different versions. This means I need to move where the system is searching for the BCD file.Currently it looks in \Boot\BCD, which, when its there, works fine. But I need to host several different BCDs, so I have to change the path. I need to know what file directs the install to \Boot\BCD and how I can change it (like with a sed command).ThanksTranslated, you are ASSUMING that there is a file where this info is hard-coded (right assumption ) AND that you can change it (wrong one ).Now, the good news are that I lied to you It is possible (on a particular version of BOOTMGR):http://reboot.pro/8043/which evolved into:http://sites.google.com/site/rmprepusb/tutorials/how-to-create-a-usb-drive-that-will-install-vista-win7-and-server-2008BUT there are better ways :http://sites.google.com/site/rmprepusb/tutorials/firawinisoYou will need to mix (and shake well ) one of the two above (preferrably the second) with this: https://sites.google.com/site/rmprepusb/tutorials/pxeIt should work. jaclaz
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