Enum BootMode Copy item path Source pub enum BootMode {
Disabled,
PXE,
Iscsi,
FibreChannel,
FibreChannelOverEthernet,
HTTP,
}
Do not indicate to UEFI/BIOS that this device is bootable.
Boot this device by using the embedded PXE support. Only applicable if the NetDevFuncType is Ethernet
or InfiniBand
.
Boot this device by using the embedded iSCSI boot support and configuration. Only applicable if the NetDevFuncType is iSCSI
or Ethernet
.
Boot this device by using the embedded Fibre Channel support and configuration. Only applicable if the NetDevFuncType is FibreChannel
.
Boot this device by using the embedded Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) boot support and configuration. Only applicable if the NetDevFuncType is FibreChannelOverEthernet
.
Boot this device by using the embedded HTTP/HTTPS support. Only applicable if the NetDevFuncType is Ethernet
. Added in version v1_9_0.
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