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1) It is pretty clear that I want to suggest that the net ROMs used by proxmox implement what I humbly consider a wrong approach; booting non-standard iPXE by default. 2) The fact that you do not know how to get PXE booting ROMs does not make the available iPXE ROMs the best suited for the...

you are also reciting the iPXE mantra...

Micrososft (Hyper-V, etc) VMware (ESXi, Workstation, Fusion, etc) Citrix (XenServer, XenClient, etc) Plus 99.99...% of all the PCs out there net boot PXE. In this case I humbly think that "having more features" (that not always work) has been a mantra for long time recited by iPXE...

In real life this is just not true; 1) A client booting iPXE is not identical to a client booting standard PXE. 2) A virtual client booting iPXE does not even really boot (full) iPXE http://forum.ipxe.org/showthread.php?tid=7410 As I've said before; most of the virtual environments out there...

The standard is PXE not iPXE... All the virtual environments out there net boot PXE; Probably it would be a good idea having proxmox booting the PXE standard and boot iPXE as an option. Serva needs the client net booting PXE.

why do not try Serva? Small windows app that automatically creates a menu of several Microsoft OSs for network (PXE) install. It network installs from Windows 2000 to Windows 8 It runs from Windows 2000 to Windows 8 nice (WAIK independent) RIS Install & WDS Install alternative read here...