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I'm doing a PXE installation.
I success to do it but I have a final problem and I don't know where to search to find this answer. After my installation I would like to switch from my network bios boot to a hard drive bios boot. If I don't do that, there is an infinite loop.
I know it's possible because it's exactly what happens after an installation from a usb stick.
I'm installing Debian 7
from an Ubuntu Server
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Does anyone have an idea to achieve this PXE installation?
Thank you in advance.
You didn't say what motherboard you have. Also, there's usually no need to permanently modify the boot order. Just fire up the boot selection dialog and choose PXE-KRAM. – Daniel B – 2014-11-03T07:31:23.260
Basically I change manually the order of my bios boot on al my computers to just plug it directly and let my PXE installation without looking at it. If it changes automatically at the end it would be better than wait during the boot to select the PXE installation. Is it really depending of the mother board? I'm doing it on a
Gigabytes Brix BXCE 2955
. – brcebn – 2014-11-03T07:42:50.900Even with an unattended installation, your computer would only need to PXE-boot once. Yes, of course it depends. The boot order is a firmware setting, after all. – Daniel B – 2014-11-03T09:17:24.980
Then do you think it's possible to change this firmware setting directly from a shell script? Do you suggest me to start manually my PXE installation instead of changing bios order and hoping a final switch? – brcebn – 2014-11-03T09:26:13.177