Cisco Aironet 350 and network boot

[Morgan Davis]

I also haven't seen any card or BIOS support PXE over wireless. Unless you
use a wireless bridge, you will need to have some local boot media (floppy,
usb, cdrom) which won't truly make it a diskless station, but close. You
might want to check out one of the numerous live linux distros, a number
support either CD or USB. Or check out bootdisk.com <http://bootdisk.com> or
nu2.nu <http://nu2.nu> (click boot_cd or boot_disk). The images from these
sites have worked from a usb stick quite well for me.

-Morgan

On 10/10/05, Steve! <steve at timerider.co.uk> wrote:
>
> Maybe I'm just missing something here, diving in too deep or something!
>  I'm trying to get this laptop to boot as if it were a diskless system, I
> think I have the server configured correctly.
>  When I boot I get options 1. Removable device, 2.... 3.... 4. Network,
> I'm choosing network, but I assume this goes for the internal network
> (RJ45). anyone know how I can get this working from the PCMCIA card or is it
> a BIOS limitation that I'll not get around? (or maybe I can using some kind
> of floppy to boot?)
>  Thanks
>  Steve!
>
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