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Virtual PC PXE Boot Disk

Virtual PC 2004 (and 2007) do not have native PXE booters, which is a bit of a nuisance.

Although there is no sign of PXE support being implemented, Roudy Bob has come up with the PXE-Enabled boot disk for Virtual PC. This is a virtual floppy of a PXE boot disk that will allow your Virtual PC to connect to PXE servers.

Which is nice.

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Posted on 13 December 20062 November 2007Author JohnCategories TechnologyTags Booting, PXE, Virtual PC

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