Kaspersky Rescue Disk 18

1. Set up DHCP and TFTP servers.
   An example of dnsmasq configuration for DHCP and TFTP servers in the /etc/dnsmasq.conf file:

2. Copy the /pxeboot/krd/boot folder into /pxeboot/boot for manual PXE loading via GRUB.
3. Boot the computer under Kaspersky Rescue Disk via the PXE. To do so, select Network Boot. See this article for instructions.
4. Select graphic mode language and press Enter on the keyboard.

5. In the graphic mode selection window, press E on the keyboard.

6. Move the cursor bar to the end of the second line in the command window. Use "Left", "Right", "Up" and "Down" buttons to navigate.
7. Enter the address of your NFS or HTTP server after the "dostartx" parameter, separating the address with a space. Example:
   • For NFS loading: dostartx netboot=nfs://testsrv:/pxeboot/krd/
   • For HTTP loading: dostartx netboot=http://192.168.85.135/krd/

8. Press Ctrl+X on the keyboard.

Kaspersky Rescue Disk will be loaded via GRUB.

1. Install SYSLINUX boot loader. You can install it into the /pxeboot folder.
2. Set up DHCP and TFTP servers.
   An example of dnsmasq configuration for DHCP and TFTP servers in the /etc/dnsmasq.conf file:

3. Set up SYSLINUX.
   An example of configuration for SYSLINUX in the /pxeboot/pxelinux.cfg/default file:

Kaspersky Rescue Disk will be loaded via SYSLINUX.

1. Install iPXE boot loader. You can install it into the /pxeboot/ipxe folder.
2. Set up DHCP and TFTP servers.
   An example of dnsmasq configuration for DHCP and TFTP servers in the /etc/dnsmasq.conf file:

3. Set up iPXE.
   An example of configuration for iPXE in the /pxeboot/ipxe/ipxe.cfg file:

Kaspersky Rescue Disk will be loaded via iPXE.

• You can run Kaspersky Rescue Disk only via Ethernet.
• The UEFI Secure Boot function is not supported. If the UEFI Secure Boot function is enabled, you need to open BIOS security settings and disable it.