I would like to make installation of Linux always possible in my LAN. So, I have configure PXE boot on my DHCP server. DHCP server points to TFTP server and it normally loads menus and can boot kernels. All files were taken from syslinux.org distribution.Also I know that Ubuntu ISO normally contains some PXE files for network boot. But I don't want to replace all my PXE menus with ones from distro. Is it possible to redirect or chain (don't know how to say) from my PXE menu to another PXE menu and / or serve it differently (via HTTP)?The following straightforward config does not work (nothing happens, no errors)DEFAULT vesamenu.c32PROMPT 0MENU TITLE MyTitleLABEL install1404serverMENU LABEL Install Ubuntu 14.04.1 Server AMD64KERNEL http://192.168.10.25/boot/ubuntu-14.04.1-server-amd64/install/netboot/ubuntu-installer/amd64/linux.0APPEND vga=788 initrd=http://129.168.10.25/boot/ubuntu-14.04.1-server-amd64/install/netboot/ubuntu-installer/amd64/initrd.gzAll these files are accessible via HTTP.Directory is follows:$ lsldlinux.c32   libutil.c32  moon640.jpg  pxelinux.0    sagittarius-a.jpglibcom32.c32  menu.c32     moon800.jpg  pxelinux.cfg  vesamenu.c32$ pwd/var/lib/tftpbootUDPATEI found that:1) To work with HTTP, lpxelinux.0 should be used instead of pxelinux.02) To redirect to another menu, it's menu binary should be set as KERNEL, and config file should be set as APPEND (not sure).3) TFTPD does not support symlinks for now
How to redirect PXE boot to another TFTP or to HTTP?
pxe;syslinux;netboot