====== Screenshots ======

===== Booting Windows XP from an iSCSI SAN =====

{{ :screenshots:sanbootconf.png?320x240 |WinXP iSCSI Boot}}

A diskless Windows XP workstation is booting from an iSCSI target.  The TCP/IP and iSCSI configuration is displayed on the Windows XP splash screen.

===== Interactive configuration tool =====

{{ :screenshots:config_ui.png?360x200 |iPXE configuration tool}}

iPXE contains an interactive [[:cmd:config|configuration tool]] that can be used to view and change iPXE [[:settings]].  Settings can also be provided by a DHCP server, or via commands in an iPXE [[:scripting|script]].  Some network cards allow settings to be stored semi-permanently in non-volatile storage on the card itself.

===== Error messages =====

{{ :screenshots:errormsg.png?360x200 |An iPXE error message}}

A user is trying to use iPXE to boot a machine from an iSCSI SAN, but the machine is not booting successfully.  iPXE has displayed the message

    Could not open SAN device: No such device (http://ipxe.org/2c0d603b)

The user can follow this link to find a [[http://ipxe.org/2c0d603b|web page]] describing this specific problem in detail, and providing hints and tips on how to solve it.  This can save many hours of troubleshooting time.

===== ROM burning =====

{{ :screenshots:intelburn.png?360x200 |Burning iPXE into an Intel NIC}}

iPXE is about to be [[:howto:romburning|burned into the ROM]] of an [[:howto:romburning:intel|Intel network card]].  You can burn iPXE into ROM if you want the machine to always be able to boot using iPXE, without depending on a boot CD-ROM or a [[:howto:chainloading|PXE chainloader]].