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I am looking for a way to boot an ISO image over a network from a machine running Linux in order to install multiple Linux distributions without the need of burning or writing anything.
I would be interested in installing it without having to directly connect the machines or use a network card. The machines are connected to the same router running DD WRT firmware.
So for example: the hosting machine would have a 32 bit Lubuntu ISO in a directory, the target machine would go into network boot and boot from that ISO in order to install it.
Does it really have to be an unmodified ISO image? Unpacking it and using NFS is much better. Also, please restrict yourself to a single topic per question. – Daniel B – 2015-12-05T08:20:43.617
no, not at all, as long as it is possible to take an ISO image and get it over the network somehow. – Anonycube – 2015-12-05T08:26:22.827
what you want is called a DHCP+NFS server. this is quiet broard as a question. – Archemar – 2015-12-05T08:54:55.120