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NOTE: This is Part 4 in a series on booting Ubuntu from an iSCSI disk. View all of the sections here. In my previous posts I’ve walked through how to install and configure an Ubuntu installation on an iSCSI disk. We now need to setup our bootloaders to connect to and boot from the iSCSI disk. The…

NOTE: This is Part 3 in a series on booting Ubuntu from an iSCSI disk. We have previously created an iSCSI disk and connected to it from the Ubuntu Live installation CD. View all of the sections here. Many of the commands in this post were taken from http://etherboot.org/wiki/sanboot/ubuntu_iscsi. If you’re following along with the series, you are…

NOTE: This is Part 2 in a series on booting Ubuntu from an iSCSI disk. In the previous section, we setup an iSCSI target (a.k.a. server) which is sharing a blank iSCSI disk on the network. View all of the sections here. Once again, the bulk of this post was unabashedly “borrowed” from howtoforge.com The instructions in this…

NOTE: This is Part 1 in a series on booting Ubuntu from an iSCSI disk. View all of the sections here. The bulk of the instructions in this post were unabashedly “borrowed” from howtoforge.com. The first thing we need in our quest to boot Ubuntu from an iSCSI disk is an iSCSI target disk. This is a…

The Plan This will serve as a guide to booting Ubuntu (XBMCbuntu in my case) from an iSCSI drive. The Result The boot process for my XBMCbuntu machine follows these steps: The BIOS is configured to PXE boot. The PXE boot process launches iPXE (formerly gPXE). iPXE connects to the iSCSI drive and launches GRUB which is installed…

NOTE: This is Part 5 in a series on booting Ubuntu from an iSCSI disk. View all of the sections here. Previously we setup a iSCSI target (server) and installed Ubuntu to the iSCSI disk. We also setup iPXE on the server, but we need to configure dnsmasq to route the client correctly. In my previous post I walked…