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## Z_dpdk_fm10k.example.conf


# Tell how many PF ports are bound in DPDK.
# Driver will check the  number when initializes.
dpdk.bind.pf.number int 4


# Set external port speed, 40 means 40G, 100 means 100G.
extern.port.speed int 40

## pxe_win10_winpe.md

      
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                Boot Windows 10 and WinPE from PXE (IPXE)
              
          
    Pre-requests:


TFTP server
IPXE
Make sure ipxe.lkrn is in the TFTP root.
iSCSI target (Server)
Assume we have an iSCSI target "1:net.cszombie.au:windows" that is ready to be connected. 1 is LUN id, "net.cszombie.au:windows" is the target name.
HTTP server (To speed up loading boot.wim, http is faster than tftp, http is supported by IPXE, however this is optional)

1. Download wimboot to the root of the TFTP server

2. Create scripts:


## zfs_smart.sh
#!/bin/bash

usage() { echo "Usage: $0 -p <POOL> (-s|-l)" 1>&2; exit 1; }

while getopts ":p:sl" o; do
    case "${o}" in
        p)
            p=${OPTARG}
            ;;
        s)


	# Tell how many PF ports are bound in DPDK.
	# Driver will check the number when initializes.
	dpdk.bind.pf.number int 4


	# Set external port speed, 40 means 40G, 100 means 100G.
	extern.port.speed int 40
	#!/bin/bash

	usage() { echo "Usage: $0 -p <POOL> (-s\|-l)" 1>&2; exit 1; }

	while getopts ":p:sl" o; do
	case "${o}" in
	p)
	p=${OPTARG}
	;;
	s)