I faithfully followed the instructions given at
http://www.plop.at/en/ploplinux.html#pxewI wanted to make sure that I followed the instructions properly and I could boot the system properly instead of spending hours trying to figure out what to do by myself.(I spent hours in it in past).
According to the instructions, I modified the following lines to boot the files from network(just modified the IP address and removed the user/apss)
append initrd=initrfs.gz vga=1 smbmount=//192.168.1.103/ploplinux:"":""
Since after the boot, it does not give me much time to connect to a ftp server or connect a USB device and run the command, I would prefer that it boots with mounted system in Write mode.
With the above line, I am not sure if it is booting in Read only or write mode. Is it possible to change the parameter above and instruct the system to boot it in write mode so that when I get the prompt, I just have to type dmesg > dmesg.txt and the file gets saved in the location where it booted from?
This share "ploplinux" is in windows and I have allowed write access to all.
My questions may be trivial for advance linux users, but to me all this is too complicated because I spent hours to come to a successful running system and I could not do anything.
Thanks again for taking time to help me out
Arnab