PXE booting and remote?

[directorguy7]

Anyone know if this thing can be PXE booted as well as a remote software that can be installed?

[Brohands McSmooth]

AnyDesk works great for remote. Full remote desktop, its in the Discovery store by default, and you can file transfer super easy. Cross platform.

No idea about PXE

[PopinFRESH]

Highly doubt PXE support. Booting into UEFI there isn't anything for configuring an interface for PXE because it doesn't have a NIC internally for it to support PXE. Might be possible if there happens to be a USB-C dock which supports UEFI and has a UEFI NIC that supports PXE. I wouldn't hold my breath on that.

[directorguy7]

Originally posted by PopinFRESH:

Highly doubt PXE support. Booting into UEFI there isn't anything for configuring an interface for PXE because it doesn't have a NIC internally for it to support PXE. Might be possible if there happens to be a USB-C dock which supports UEFI and has a UEFI NIC that supports PXE. I wouldn't hold my breath on that.

Snap didn't think about it just having WiFi, yeah prolly a no go without more effort than it's worth.

[PopinFRESH]

Originally posted by directorguy7:

Originally posted by PopinFRESH:

Highly doubt PXE support. Booting into UEFI there isn't anything for configuring an interface for PXE because it doesn't have a NIC internally for it to support PXE. Might be possible if there happens to be a USB-C dock which supports UEFI and has a UEFI NIC that supports PXE. I wouldn't hold my breath on that.

Snap didn't think about it just having WiFi, yeah prolly a no go without more effort than it's worth.

Out of curiosity why were you wanting to PXE boot it? Given the proximity to your other question about remote software, are you perhaps conflating PXE with Wake-on-Lan (WoL)?

[Kietan]

Using the JSAUX upgraded dock, in the boot menu are options for both EFI PXE for IPv4 and IPv6