With this dos boot image you can do things like flash a bios Now lets look at creating a generic dos boot image. On next boot you should be able to type "seatools" at the PXE boot prompt and seatools should load Is the entry for my syslinux PXE boot menu. Edit your PXE boot menu and put in an entry for this image. Tftp server with the other PXE boot images you have. After its done writing click theĬlose button under the Drive0 tab to finish the floppy image. Now, Run the Seatools software you downloaded and if it asks
Then click the Open button to finish the selection. Make sure you give theįilename the extention. Type the name of an image file you want to make. Open/Create button and click the browse button. Click the Change button and select a drive letter to be the virtual floppy drive. Click the driver tab and click the Start button to load the virtual floppy driver. Download the free softwareĬalled Virtual Floppy Drive for Windows. The next thing we need to download is the software that will emulate a floppy disk drive for us. Will need to make the floppy disk for us. "Floppy Diskette Creator" and download that to the windows machine. When offered the choice of text or graphical choose either one they both work. Look for the software "Seatools for DOS". In there you will see the downloads section.
First, go to the Seagate website and go to the support section. Virtual machine or just use a actual windows machine. To make a this image you will need access to a windows machine. Seatools is diagnostic software given out by Seagate to The first image we are going to make one for Seatools. In the entry "Making SystemRescueCD PXE bootable". The installation and setup of syslinux was covered The images we make will be loaded by the syslinux bootloader. The second image we are going to make is a generic dos bootable PXE image.
Image we are going to make is a bootable version of the Seatools diagnostic software to test hard drives from Seagate. I'm going to give you 2 examples of making boot images that you can boot over the network with PXE. In my last entry I showed how to make the Linux distro SystemRescueCD PXE bootable.
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