Easy iPXE Building from source code

You need Docker installed for this project!

If you need working iPXE with Wi-Fi over WPA2-PSK go to this branch!

Demo

Video instruction on YouTube

This build uses crontab to check any changes of iPXE source every 1 hour and if so then rebuild images. So you can use the latest images from there!

Also you can chain this images from another iPXE

on Legacy BIOS systems

chain --autofree https://ipxe.sebaxakerhtc.pro/bin/ipxe.lkrn

or on EFI (x64)

chain --autofree https://ipxe.sebaxakerhtc.pro/bin/bootx64.efi

or on EFI (x86) netboot.xyz not provided for this platform

chain --autofree https://ipxe.sebaxakerhtc.pro/bin/bootia32.efi

Step 1: Download the project.

You can use git command or simply download it from github

Step 2: Edit files

You can change the commands to edit config files, add/or remove packages, files, etc.

• a. You can comment out "make efi" commands to save your time if you don't need them.
• b. You can comment out settings "sed -i..." if you don't need them.
• c. You can edit/add/or remove batch files.
• d. Replace the content of EFI.ipxe and Legacy.ipxe script with yours.
• e. etc.

Step 3: Build the project

The build process might take some time a while as it download the origin Ubuntu docker image, clone iPXE source and build all necessary images.

Navigate to the project directory (where dockerfile and other project files are)

cd /path/to/project/dir

and start the build

docker build --no-cache -t sebaxakerhtc/ipxe-simple .

Step 4: Run the container

Run the container:

docker run --restart unless-stopped --name ipxe-simple -p 80:80 -d sebaxakerhtc/ipxe-simple

Step 5:Enjoy!

Open your browser and type http://localhost or your choosen ip/port

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create a branch
3. Commit your changes
4. Push to the branch
5. Create an Issue with a link to your branch
6. Or Send me a Pull Request

Screenshots

License

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.