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A resource can be one of the following:
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* `bios` - The `root` takes the form of `drive:partition`; for example: `bios://3:1/...` would use BIOS drive 3, partition 1. Partitions and BIOS drives are both 1-based. Omitting the drive is possible; for example: `bios://:2/...`. Omitting the drive makes Limine use the boot drive.
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* `guid` - The `root` takes the form of a GUID/UUID, such as `guid://736b5698-5ae1-4dff-be2c-ef8f44a61c52/...`. It is a filesystem GUID and not a partition GUID.
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* `tftp` - The `root` is the ip address of the tftp server to load the file from, if the root is left empty (`tftp:///file.elf`) the file will be loaded from the server limine booted from.
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# Limine PXE support
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The `limine-pxe.bin` binary is a valid pxe boot image, in order to set up limine with pxe you need to setup a dhcp server
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with support for pxe booting, this can either be set up using a single dhcp server or your existing dhcp server and a proxy
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dhcp server such as dnsmasq.
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The limine configuration file is assumed to be on the server that it booted from, for further information on pxe specific
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configuration consult `CONFIG.md`
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