-- I CANNOT JOIN THE MAILING LIST, IT GIVES ME ERROR -- Hello, I'm a student at the Turin Polythecnic (Italy) that has been assigned to upgrade the boot infrastructure in a didactic laboratory. We use UDPcast to clone machines and PXE to boot a UPDCast image to start the sender and the receivers. First, I created an initrd with your cast-o-matic, with the attached options (Cast-o-matic.pdf), where you can notice I checked "full featured shell", and "reboot after success". But when I tried a data transfer with this image, it finished successfully but said reboot was not found. What can I do to fix this? If I press Alt+F2 and type "reboot" it works fine so I cannot understand what is wrong. I also attach screenshot of this (that happens on both sender and receiver side). Could you please help me? P.S. In the bootloader page, PXE section the kernel image is not the same as the parentheses suggests (6.1.55, the one also generated by cast-o-matic) but an older one (5.10.83) so I had to extract it manually from the boot disk generator .deb file. Thanks for your attention Kind regards, AG Hello, I'm a student at the Turin Polythecnic (Italy) that has been assigned to upgrade the boot infrastructure in a didactic laboratory.  We use UDPcast to clone machines and PXE to boot a UPDCast image to start the sender and the receivers.  First, I created an initrd with your cast-o-matic, with the attached options (Cast-o-matic.pdf), where you can notice I checked "full featured shell", and "reboot after success". But when I tried a data transfer with this image, it finished successfully but said reboot was not found. What can I do to fix this? If I press Alt+F2 and type "reboot" it works fine so I cannot understand what is wrong. I also attach screenshot of this (that happens on both sender and receiver side). Could you please help me? P.S. In the bootloader page, PXE section the kernel image is not the same as the parentheses suggests (6.1.55, the one also generated by cast-o-matic) but an older one (5.10.83) so I had to extract it manually from the boot disk generator .deb file. Thanks for your attention Kind regards, AG