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Hi Kosta,<br>
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for now you can change <br>
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#define ETH_FRAME_LEN 1514 /* Maximum packet */<br>
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needs.<br>
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@Michael: Maybe it is a good idea for an general array
dhcpoffers[0..255], where dhcp-offers can be found? Or something
like ${dhcp/option26:string}? Many dhcp-options could be useful
for building appropriate menu-requests.<br>
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Hth<br>
Oliver<br>
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On 27.08.2014 08:12, Kosta Velikov wrote:<br>
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Hello there,<br>
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I am happy user of iPXE. It has helped me many times. I have been
using it for more than 3 years.<br>
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Only yesterday I found that it does not take into account the DHCP
option 26 - MTU size. I tried to use it on a server that resides
in a network connected via ipsec tunnel (tried with other means of
VPN too) to the DHCP/TFTP server. VPN has some overhead, and it
requires MTU of 1470 or less. This is configured in the DHCP
server as option 26, and the Ubuntu servers honor it, but iPXE
does not take it into account.<br>
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Please add this functionality for the next release :)<br>
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Thank you. <br>
Kosta Velikov.<br>
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