Do you have your System on a USB-Flashdrive or on a SD-Card. Had some Problems with SD-Cards lately (FS corrupt). Since I boot from SD and have the FS on a USB-Drive all is fine.
And to the Router: I was lucky to get a Cable-Modem and a Router from KabelDeutschland, so I can modify the FW 
temps ok?
So... lets get some infos out there... but first:
So how to set it up step by step: (a bit raw for now, and for single network only, mine is configured for two 'networks')
Install openmediavault-dnsmasq and syslinux-common.
Create a shared folder for pxe called 'pxe' or so. Enable TFP Server and choose the 'pxe' shared folder.
In this shared folder you need a folder called pxelinux.cfg and within that you need a file called default which will contain the menu entries you see above.
You need to copy three two files to your pxe folder:
cp /usr/lib/syslinux/pxelinux.0 /media/UUID/pxe/
cp /usr/lib/syslinux/vesamenu.c32 /media/UUID/pxe/I will use clonezilla live 64bit as an example, edit the file default in pxelinux.cfg now: (replace the IP with your IP)
DEFAULT vesamenu.c32
PROMPT 0
MENU TITLE PXE Boot System
LABEL Lokale HDD / eth0 kein DHCP
LOCALBOOT 0
LABEL Clonezilla Live x64
KERNEL clonezilla64/vmlinuz
APPEND initrd=clonezilla64/initrd.img boot=live config noswap edd=on nomodeset vga=788 nosplash noprompt fetch=tftp://192.168.178.66/clonezilla64/filesystem.squashfsGet the clonezilla live as a zip file, extract it and copy the three files filesystem.squashfs, initrd.img and vmlinuz to a new folder called 'clonezilla42' or so in /media/UUID/pxe/.
Now to configure dnsmasq:
I think you can even leave dns empty, but the rest has to be setup by you. Oh and domain name is up to you ofc. Change IP in extra settings.
After enabling one should be able to boot via network/pxe boot.
Greetings
David
David is having to much fun! 
Ralf, thanks to 'br41n' this was rather setup fast than much time invested.
Greetings
David
Maybe you can add the pxe menu files here, so that we can have a look
Are you using a USB-to-NIC adapter for your second NIC on the Pi? Maybe I overread something.
PS: I had a script running some time ago to mount my OMV-NFS-Share for Backup in Clonezilla automatically.
label clonezilla-nfsmount
menu label Clonezilla OMV-Backup
kernel /bootfiles/clonezilla/i686-pae/vmlinuz
append initrd=/bootfiles/clonezilla/i686-pae/initrd.img boot=live union=aufs config noswap nolocales splash edd=on nomodeset ocs_live_run="screen ocs-live-general" ocs_live_extra_param="" ocs_live_keymap="/usr/share/keymaps/i386/qwertz/de-latin1-nodeadkeys.kmap.gz" ocs_lang="de_DE.UTF-8" ocs_live_batch="no" ocs_daemonon="ssh" ocs_prerun1="mount -t nfs 192.168.178.250:/export/Clonezilla-Images /home/partimag/" ocs_prerun2="busybox tftp -g -b 10240 -r /bootfiles/clonezilla/ocs-custom -l /tmp/custom.ocs 192.168.178.250" ocs_prerun3="busybox tftp -g -b 10240 -r /bootfiles/clonezilla/ocs-functions-own -l /tmp/ocs-functions-own 192.168.178.21" ocs_prerun4="sudo chmod +x /tmp/custom.ocs" ocs_prerun5="sudo bash /tmp/custom.ocs" vga=788 noprompt fetch=ftp://192.168.178.21/clonezilla/i686-pae/filesystem.squashfs
This entry gets a script (ocs-custom) from OMV and executes it with bash to mount the NFS-Share. Then I don't have to do it manually every boot of clonezilla.
Here is the content of ocs-sustom:
mv /home/user/.bash_profile /home/user/.bash_profile_bak
cat <<EOFb > /home/user/.bash_profile
clear
echo
echo "NFS-Server auf 'OMV-Main-Server' ist gemountet auf /home/partimag/"
echo
echo "SSH-Zugang:
echo "user=user pw=live"
echo
echo "Das Clonezilla-Menü kann ueber SSH mit: sudo /opt/drbl/sbin/clonezilla gestartet werden!"
echo
EOFb
cat <<EOFc > /root/.bash_profile
clear
echo
echo "NFS-Server auf 'OMV-Main-Server' ist gemountet auf /home/partimag/"
echo
echo "SSH-Zugang:
echo "user=user pw=live"
echo
echo "Das Clonezilla-Menü kann ueber SSH mit: sudo /opt/drbl/sbin/clonezilla gestartet werden!"
echo
EOFc
I don't remember, why I put it in for every user, but it works.
Of course I will add all my menue files if you want them. But if you want to know how to setup the winpe boot which is now in too, you'd have to ask reaaaaly nice, because it was a PITA to generate the files und windows 8...
Yes I use a usb to ethernet Adapter and whats nice the pi kernel has the drivers already, unlike my kernel on Chap.
Also thanks for your script. I will gather some more experience with pxe overall to make a good plugin suggestion.
On another note, aaron is improving dnsmasq with some errors/problems I found.
Greetings
David
MENU TITLE PXE Boot System / eth0 / Debian
LABEL Main Menu
KERNEL vesamenu.c32
APPEND pxelinux.cfg/default.eth0
LABEL Debian Wheezy x64 netinstall
KERNEL debian/wheezy/64/netinst/linux
APPEND vga=normal initrd=debian/wheezy/64/netinst/initrd.gz --quiet
LABEL Debian Wheezy x32 netinstall
KERNEL debian/wheezy/32/netinst/linux
APPEND vga=normal initrd=debian/wheezy/32/netinst/initrd.gz --quiet
LABEL Debian Wheezy x64 Live - Rescue
KERNEL debian/wheezy/64/live_rescue/vmlinuz
APPEND initrd=debian/wheezy/64/live_rescue/initrd.img boot=live config noswap edd=on nomodeset vga=788 nosplash noprompt fetch=tftp://192.168.178.66/debian/wheezy/64/live_rescue/filesystem.squashfs locales=de_DE.UTF-8 keyboard-layouts=de
LABEL Debian Wheezy x64 Live - Gnome
KERNEL debian/wheezy/64/live_gnome/vmlinuz
APPEND initrd=debian/wheezy/64/live_gnome/initrd.img boot=live config noswap edd=on nomodeset vga=788 nosplash noprompt fetch=tftp://192.168.178.66/debian/wheezy/64/live_gnome/filesystem.squashfs locales=de_DE.UTF-8 keyboard-layouts=deGreetings
David
Quickly made a script on Chap to sync a season of a TV Series to the RPi:
#!/bin/sh
#
# Script zum synchronisieren von Serien auf den Pi
#
# Einzelne Serien Staffeln
#
# 0.1 Initial release - 2014/09/23
target="/mnt/rpiseries"
if [ ! -d "$target" ]; then
mkdir "$target"
fi
mountRPi () {
mount 192.168.178.66:/export/Serien/Serien "$target"
}
umountRPi () {
umount "$target"
}
mountRPi
mkdir /mnt/rpiseries/"$2" -p
rsync -rv --relative "$1" "$target"/"$3"
umountRPiScript is called the following way:
pisync "Season Folder" "target location (Series/Season Folder)" "Series Title"
Example:
root@Chap /media/d3c21c66-af4b-41d4-b098-462e83fa641d/Serien/Englisch/The Big Bang Theory # pisync Staffel\ 8\ EN\ 720p/ "The Big Bang Theory/Staffel 8 EN 720p/" "The Big Bang Theory"I guess this can be done waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay easier than how I did it but at least I got it to work the way i need it 
Next script will be for syncing all running TV shows which get new episodes every week.
Greetings
David
I am surprised you had your rpi just laying around for months...
Same here tekkb - don´t use it much. Had aarons omv image for testing purposes. And will use it for a project in the near future. But don´t know what else to to with it then
you copy your TV-Shows to the PI?
He told me to do so because he can watch the newest shows without having his power consuming OMV running all the time.
Actually - i think this is a pretty neat idea. If you automate everything else like "push me the last 100 series / movies to CHIP and delete the older ones"
you copy your TV-Shows to the PI?
Seb is exactly right. It's about power saving and havin Chap not run at the same time while i watch TV Series. Thus I want to copy them to the RPi. The Script above was the work of ~ an hour to be able to sync specific seasons for a tv series over. Like I do a rerun of Scrubs now and needed to copy the 5th season over, cause I'm near the end of season 4.
He told me to do so because he can watch the newest shows without having his power consuming OMV running all the time.
If you automate everything else like "push me the last 100 series / movies to CHIP and delete the older ones"
And thats exactly how I want to achieve it for the weekly running Series. (Just no automated deletion). Copy them over once a week or so to keep them in sync on the RPi.
Greetings
David
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