- #Unraid setup shares smb how to
- #Unraid setup shares smb install
- #Unraid setup shares smb drivers
#Unraid setup shares smb how to
(happened to me and my thin client, so that was not fun to figure out how to fix it.
#Unraid setup shares smb install
This can cause that it can't mount SAMBA share with install files because no network card recognized.
#Unraid setup shares smb drivers
ISOs - Images of Windows, Linux or what ever you are trying to boot up over a networkĭrivers - This is related to Windows, the Windows PE (I will talk more about what it is in windows section) does not have many drivers in it. SAMBA server - This is for windows, the Windows boot environment don't know how to mount files over HTTP, so SAMBA is our next option. iPXE is cool in a way that it can reach out to a http server and load data from there, so you don't need to host everything over TFTP, which is painfully slow. HTTP server - We are going to use Apache2, but you can use virtually anything that is capable to serve files over plain old HTTP. I can't name any from the top of my head. You could use others, grub2 works well for Linux stuff, but I could not get windows to boot. It can have menus, some logic, and basically it will reach out and load either kernel or windows PE. PXE ROM - This is a tiny bootloader binary that is loaded from TFTP server after NW card gets its IP. This will server the first step of the network boot process, the PXE ROM. Think of it as FTP service, that has no user, and it's open to everybody on your network. TFTP server - this is basically a crappy ftp server (no, you can't use FTP server) ancient as PXE itself. Also, what "ROM" it should load from that TFTP server. A DHCP server - When we use PXE booting, the NW card will ask your DHCP server for IP and where the TFTP server is. it has to be connected to your network with fixed IP preferably) 
(It does not matter if it's a VM, or server.
A server or VM - I'm going to create a VM with Ubuntu server, version 20.04 LTS on Unraid. PXE server is nothing really special, it's not one software "PXE" its more of a collection of services that work together. And well this is what we are going to use. What we need to get this work ? You might have heart of PXE server for network booting. On other hand installing win10 and running Parsec from there it works perfectly. Right out of the bat, the Linux idea was not working with Parsec because it supports only old ass Ubuntu 18 which in turn had issues (not supported) build in Intel UHD600 on my "thin" client. There is lots of potential for network bootable installations or live OSes. But you could also create live LibreELEC for example and boot up TV box from network. I also install/reinstall lots of Linux distros for work. My idea was to have a network bootable live client that would boot a Live CD of Linux and run Parsec client for me to connect to a VM. This opened the option to use Parsec for remote gaming. This makes the VM as fast as a normal PC and allows me to play games on it. 
So I added some virtual machines to it, and later on Nvidia graphic card. IntroĪt home, I have an Unraid server, a beast of a machine, with more cores than Indian have arrows. How to boot Windows and Linux, using uefi net boot and iPXE.
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