pilot linux and pxe boot

[komox]

I am trying to utilize some old pc's using pilot linux (knoppix customizations) but most of the pc's bios do not support booting from cd.
what I am wondering is:
can I use a pxe capable nic to find the pilot.iso or the iso unpacked on the network on a server directory and boot from that?
(using Tftpon the server)
I'm also looking at a usb hub (usb over IP) that can plug into the network that I might plug a usb stick into that may allow booting from that :
http://www.digi.com/products/usb/anywhereusb.jsp
dunno if this will work or not...
any ideas?

Has anyone used PXES Universal Linux Thin ?
http://pxes.sourceforge.net/
does it save as .img? .iso?

[komox]

actually I solved my own problem and have a working solution.
thanks to:

http://thinstation.sourceforge.net/

just boot up and logon to your server...cool
thought I would post for others interested in doing the same thing.

[anonymoustc]

PXES Universal Linux Thin Client ( http://pxes.sf.net ) can boot from the network and create ISO images as well ( http://pxes.sourceforge.net/features.html ).
And the ISO image is even small than Pilot Linux so you can use a business card size CD.