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Most likely boot agent is enabled in network card bios, not system bios.
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Most likely boot agent is enabled in network card bios, not system bios.

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Cant seem to find settings in the BIOS to do this.<br />
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Delays boot time because it seems to spend ages re-trying this.
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Cant seem to find settings in the BIOS to do this.

Delays boot time because it seems to spend ages re-trying this.

Disable PXE Sunfire X4170 M3

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