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Two Windows XP Embedded images, booted using PXE in RAM, are on a same
network.
The only difference between these 2 images is the hostname.
The DHCP/TFTP server used to boot the image is a FreeBSD package.
Everything is working well. But as the images are almost the same,
keeping two images is a waste of space.
We would like to have only one image and change the hostname at boot.
Several possibilities may allow to get the hostname reading hardware
values or by DHCP. But, we don't have the possibility to reboot the
machine to set up the hostname because the OS is stored in RAM (PXE
boot).
Other machines on this embedded network are Unix machines. They take
their hostname by DHCP. Is it possible that the XP Embedded machine
gets the hostname at boot using DHCP ? Is there any component to add
to do it ? Is there any necessary change among registry keys ?
As we use the same image for several machines, is there a component
that allows to create different SID for each machine ? How does it
work ?
Can we run the FBA on a unique machine, create a unique SDI file to
boot on LAN and have a different SID for each machine on the network
that uses this SDI file ?
network.
The only difference between these 2 images is the hostname.
The DHCP/TFTP server used to boot the image is a FreeBSD package.
Everything is working well. But as the images are almost the same,
keeping two images is a waste of space.
We would like to have only one image and change the hostname at boot.
Several possibilities may allow to get the hostname reading hardware
values or by DHCP. But, we don't have the possibility to reboot the
machine to set up the hostname because the OS is stored in RAM (PXE
boot).
Other machines on this embedded network are Unix machines. They take
their hostname by DHCP. Is it possible that the XP Embedded machine
gets the hostname at boot using DHCP ? Is there any component to add
to do it ? Is there any necessary change among registry keys ?
As we use the same image for several machines, is there a component
that allows to create different SID for each machine ? How does it
work ?
Can we run the FBA on a unique machine, create a unique SDI file to
boot on LAN and have a different SID for each machine on the network
that uses this SDI file ?