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This is the index.html page I use on my PXE server. It's likely not W3C compliant, it uses tables and is flawed in many other ways. It's provided as a reference or, perhaps, a lesson in bad HTML style.
- Direct link: index.html. You will need view the source once it loads or right-click -> "Save Link As" (or however your browser allows you to save the target of a link).
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<title>AN!PXE Boot Server - Source Files</span>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="common.css" />
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Available images:
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OS Name
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Architecture
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Location
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Kickstart Scripts
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Description
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Fedora 14
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x86_64
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<a href="f14/x86_64/img/">Media Files</a>
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Name
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Description
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<a href="f14/x86_64/ks/generic_server.ks">generic_server.ks</a>
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Installs a stripped-down Fedora 14 system.
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<a href="f14/x86_64/ks/an-node01.ks">an-node01.ks</a>
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Installer for the Generic AN-Node 01.
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<a href="f14/x86_64/ks/an-node02.ks">an-node02.ks</a>
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Installer for the Generic AN-Node 02.
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<a href="f14/x86_64/ks/an-node03.ks">an-node03.ks</a>
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Installer for the Generic AN-Node 03.
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<a href="f14/x86_64/ks/an-node04.ks">an-node04.ks</a>
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Installer for the Generic AN-Node 04.
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<a href="f14/x86_64/ks/an-node05.ks">an-node05.ks</a>
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Installer for the Generic AN-Node 05.
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<a href="f14/x86_64/ks/an-node06.ks">an-node06.ks</a>
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Installer for the Generic AN-Node 06.
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<a href="f14/x86_64/ks/an-node07.ks">an-node07.ks</a>
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Installer for the Generic AN-Node 07.
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General installer for Fedora 14, x86_64. <br />
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Optional kickstart files for generic pre-built Fedora 14 x86_64<br />
and AN!Node installations. All kickstart scripts will auto-detect<br />
and properly use Compaq/HP Proliant controllers, 1 or 2 old-style<br />
'/dev/hdX' (RAID 1 with 2 disks) and 1 to 6 '/dev/sdX' drives.<br />
With 2 drives, RAID 1 is used. With 3 to 6 drives, RAID 5 is used.<br />
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Fedora 14
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i386
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<a href="f14/i386/img/">Media Files</a>
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--
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General installer for Fedora 14, i386.
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CentOS 5.5
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x86_64
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<a href="c5/x86_64/img/">Media Files</a>
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--
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General installer for CentOS 5.5, x86_64.
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RHEL 6 beta 2
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x86_64
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<a href="rhel6b2/x86_64/img/">Media Files</a>
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--
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General installer for Red Hat Enterprise Linux v. 6, beta 2, x86_64.
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