No USB stick, no site visit. Mount an ISO from here as virtual media on the machine’s BMC or NanoKVM, power on, install.
| OS | Mount this URL |
|---|---|
| Ubuntu Server 24.04.4 | https://boot.gtx.gg/iso/ubuntu-24.04.4-live-server-amd64.iso |
| Debian 13.6 | https://boot.gtx.gg/iso/debian-13.6.0-amd64-netinst.iso |
| Windows Server 2025 | https://boot.gtx.gg/cfg/b65faec73d7bb0b44a27d078f895ef29/windows/Win2025-unattend.iso |
| Hardware | How to mount |
|---|---|
| BMC / IPMI | Virtual Media → mount ISO by URL (or upload) → set boot device to CD/DVD → power on |
| NanoKVM | Images → upload or select the ISO → mount as virtual USB CD-ROM → power on |
Network during install: the GTX server LAN has no DHCP, so the installer will fail to autoconfigure. That is expected — choose manual/static configuration and enter the machine’s own public IP, mask, gateway and DNS. Ubuntu and Debian both offer this on their network screen.
Mount the 2.4 MB netboot.xyz.iso instead of a full installer. Useful for rescue tools and OSes not listed above, at the cost of typing network details at the console first.
It will report a DHCP failure — expected. Press Ctrl-B for the iPXE shell:
set net0/ip 89.34.97.10 set net0/netmask 255.255.255.224 set net0/gateway 89.34.97.1 set net0/dns 1.1.1.1 ifopen net0 chain https://boot.gtx.gg/boot.ipxe
Substitute that machine’s address. The GTX menu then loads and passes the same static settings through to the installer.
Optional. Point the installer at these to skip the questions (disk layout still manual):
| OS | Config URL |
|---|---|
| Ubuntu | https://boot.gtx.gg/cfg/b65faec73d7bb0b44a27d078f895ef29/ubuntu/ |
| Debian | https://boot.gtx.gg/cfg/b65faec73d7bb0b44a27d078f895ef29/debian/preseed.cfg |
Windows needs nothing extra — Win2025-unattend.iso already carries its
autounattend.xml.
cfg/ folder./ipxe/*.kpxe, *.efi — for real PXE, if a segment ever gets DHCP