We tried to use the ISO. There are some problems we found. The ISO is
not shareable ie you can only attach it to one VM at a time. We also
found some of the VMs crashed when we tried to unmount the ISO. I'll
try to see the advanced options as Sergey suggested. We are using
XenServer so would have
Hi,
You can always try attaching a iPXE ISO to the VMs permanently, that will do
the network boot for you.
Wido
> Op 22 maart 2017 om 22:59 schreef Syed Ahmed :
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>
> Hi Guys,
>
> I was wondering if it is possible to set the boot order of VMs that
> get created. We have a use case where we w
If you use VMware hypervisor you can try passing boot order arguments as VM
advanced settings e.g.
Name: bios.bootOrder Value:
ethernet1,ethernet2,hdd,cdrom,floppy
Name: bios.hddOrder Value: scsi2:2,scsi0:1,ide1:0
Most of advanced settings will be delive
