Hi,

Short answer: select gPXE (WAN boot, see http://boot.slitaz.org/)

Long answer:
With LAN boot, you are launching your PXE installation (likely NOT SliTaz)
WAN boot will lauch http://mirror.slitaz.org/pxe/pxelinux.0 (you need an Internet connection). You will get a boot menu. Use default selection.
Most people who can't boot SliTaz need a larger RAM quantity (at least 160MB).
The WAN boot will check your RAM size (see http://mirror.slitaz.org/pxe/3.0/menus/main.cfg) and launch the according flavor (core / justx / base / tiny, starting with 24MB).
If SliTaz boots, you will launch slitaz-installer.

-pascal

Hi Pascal/Bellard
Thank you for the long answer (:-D))
I just learning about Slitaz
As I have 64k ram process installed as a Stable 3.0 base
Then I enter as root/root and type slitaz-installer.
Now I will follow http://www.slitaz.org/en/doc/handbook/install.html
for a HD instalation
Regards
Lorue

Hi Pascal/Bellard
The slitaz-installer looks finished OK. I selected install Grub to MBR.
But when I want to start Slitaz from Hard Disk, the machine do not find GRUB.
I have verified on Bios the boot sequence to be shure it is booting from HD.
How I could verify the installation finished OK??
Regards
Lorue

Hi Pascal/Bellard
I had just reinstall slitaz using grub4dos
I had just verified the installation of slitaz with
# mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/target
and it looks OK.
I had just verified the boot order and is:
1) Floppy
2) HD
but when I reboot and the bios calls the HD, the grub do not appear on the screen, like if the grub do not exist.
Regards
Lorue

Hi Pascal/Bellard
Finally I could Install. As all the HD was with Windows format/partition, the solution was to re-format and re-partition all HD to Linux partitons.
Regards
Lorue