Document URL: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Satellite/6.1/html/Provisioning_Guide/sect-Red_Hat_Satellite-Provisioning_Guide-Provisioning_a_Host_Using_a_Boot_Disk.html Please add new column into the table called "Bootloader": Host-specific image iPXE Full host image SYSLINUX Generic image iPXE And also add a compatibility note: Bootdisks based on iPXE are must have network card driver present in the iPXE project in order to intialize network stack and download Anaconda kernel and init ram disk. Check list of supported drivers list on the project page: http://ipxe.org/appnote/hardware_drivers for support. Full host image which is based on SYSLINUX does not need to initialize network stack in order to boot the Anaconda installer, because it is embedded in the disk. For this reason, the bootdisk is slightly bigger (about 30 MB) but it allows booting of any hardware that is supported in RHEL. Alternative approach is to use PXE-less discovery image which is also based on SYSLINUX and directly boots into small RHEL7-based OS and switches into Anaconda using kexec. No iPXE drivers are needed in this case as well.
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Documentation Link: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us//6.2/html/provisioning_guide/provisioning_bare_metal_hosts#Provisioning_Bare_Metal_Hosts-Creating_New_Hosts_with_PXE-less_Provisioning "The Full host image is based on SYSLINUX and works with most hardware. When using an iPXE-based boot disk (Host image, Generic image, or Subnet image), see http://ipxe.org/appnote/hardware_drivers for a list of hardware drivers expected to work with an iPXE-based boot disk."