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Tamir moved page [[UEFI PXE boot to Linux Mint]] to [[Application note - UEFI PXE boot to Linux Mint]]
* The diskless computer (or diskless node) you want to boot will be called the Client
* The computer that holds the ISO images and provides DHCP, TFTP and NFS services will be called the Server.
** Server is running recent Linux Mint 19or Ubuntu distributions
** Server has 2 Ethernet ports: eth0 connects to the internet, eth1 will be connected to the separate network with diskless nodes
* As example we will boot the client from the linuxmint-19.1-cinnamon-64bit.iso stored on the Server
== TFTP server ==
== Prepare the client ==
* Power-on the client* Enter the BIOS Settings by pressing [Delete] number of times after power-on
* Set Advanced -> Network Stack Configuration -> Ipv4 PXE Support to [Enabled]
* Save & Exit
* Thats all, after 1-2 minutes you should see the Linux Mint 19 desktop on your client's display
== Enable debug (optional) ==
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