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Using a boot CD-ROM or USB key You can put iPXE on a bootable CD-ROM or USB key, and use this to boot (almost) any machine using iPXE. This can be useful if you only occasionally need to boot machines using iPXE, or if you are dealing with computers that you don't personally control. You can build an iPXE bootable CD-ROM image using: make bin/ipxe.iso 编译目标iso，用于.......and then burn bin/ipxe.iso onto a blank CD-ROM or DVD-ROM. You can build an iPXE bootable USB key image using: make bin/ipxe.usb 编译目标usb dd if=bin/ipxe.usb of=/dev/sdX 将目标文件usb写入usb设备，用于usb引导where /dev/sdX is the device representing your USB key. Please note that this will erase any existing contents of the USB key.
Chainloading from an existing PXE ROMYou can chainload iPXE from an existing PXE ROM. This is useful if you have a large number of machines that you want to be able to boot using iPXE, but you do not want to reflash the network card on each individual machine. You can build a chainloadable iPXE image using: make bin/undionly.kpxe 编译undionly驱动的目标文件，用于pxe引导
Replacing an existing PXE ROM[size=12.800000190734863px]You can replace the PXE ROM on your network card (or motherboard) with iPXE. This is useful if you want the machine to always be able to boot using iPXE, without depending on a CD-ROM or a chainloader. [size=12.800000190734863px]You will need to build a ROM image for your specific network card using something like: make bin/808610de.rom 编译对应芯片ID的ROM,用于网卡烧录
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