syslinux / pxelinux how to boot from local drive how to

Just type the command:

localboot

By default it will boot the first local drive "0".  I believe you can specify a different number to boot a different device.

eg.

localboot 3

(will boot the 4th BIOS device)'


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syslinux, pxelinux, localboot, default, quot, specify, eg, bios,

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