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[PXE] is a network-boot protocol. It stands for Pre-boot eXecution Environment. It is esentially the same as Etherboot.
Most modern adapters support PXE now, although they generally still need to have the PXE BIOS enabled for this to work.
Some NICs (chipsets actually) that support [PXE] Booting:
-* Realtek 8029
* Realtek 8139
* Intel Pro 100 family
* Lots of 3Com cards
