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PXE Booting Ghost - Bootdisk

Tags: ghost, pxe
Hi All,

I'm trying to create a PXE boot image that will boot up, run ghost, and install what images I want. I'm currently trying to created a netbootdisk from www.netbootdisk.com but am unable to do so. I very easily created the boot disk using a Windows XP startup disk as the base, but because this disk will not work properly when PXE booting I was told to use PCDOS 7 instead. However, when I try to use a PCDOS 7 or DRDOS 7 disk I am unable to get it to work correctly. Does anyone have a working image of this that they can email me?

Thanks in advance for your support,

Chris
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Zone: Storage
Question Asked By: carcenea
Solution Provided By: PUNKY
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01.31.2007 at 12:01PM PST, ID: 18439016

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What is ghost software you used? Norton or Acronis, use them to create bootdisk.
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01.31.2007 at 12:04PM PST, ID: 18439040

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Could use Bart boot disk:

http://www.nu2.nu/bootdisk/
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01.31.2007 at 12:13PM PST, ID: 18439120
I'm using Ghost 2003. I know that we need to upgrade but in this situation I don't have that option available to me... :*( I've tried using Bart's boot disk, but netbootdisk supports all of my network drivers without me having to add any.

The problem is that when booting, I encounter an error "SHSURDRV: Too big for memory". I have taken off the remark on "device=himem.sys"  in the config.sys to no avail. The only thing that I can figure is that PCDOS doesn't like the version of himem.sys that I'm using and it's not working properly. Listed below is my current config.sys:

REM ** PC-DOS 7 users must manually add HIMEM.SYS and un-rem the next line
device=himem.sys

files=40
break=off
buffers=30
lastdrive=z
stacks=0,0
dos=high,umb
install=NetBoot\SHSURDRV.EXE 8192k,D480,N: /Q
install=NetBoot\tunz.com -o NetBoot\boot.zip N:\
SHELL=N:\COMMAND.COM /E:4096 /P
 
01.31.2007 at 12:15PM PST, ID: 18439152
I'm using HIMEM.SYS 2.34.
 
01.31.2007 at 12:28PM PST, ID: 18439270
 
01.31.2007 at 12:39PM PST, ID: 18439364

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Ghost 2003 (standard version) has the option to create floppy bootdisk, why yours does not? The upgrade for this one is free (I guess). Try contact Symantec see if they can give you a directly link.
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02.02.2007 at 03:23PM PST, ID: 18456961

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You can drop lastdrive down to F rather than Z to save a few bytes of valuable DOS base memory... and each buffer is 512bytes afai remember so you could trim that down and also the number of file handles ... what does mem.exe report as free memory once it has booted to c:>

Mainly here listening though.... interested in a solution!

Steve
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