I am trying to PXE boot a PC-Dos image created by ghost to connect to the ghost console and initiate from the client a task which I created on the ghost server. 
I have the ngctdos.exe -initiate "taskname"  in the autoexec.bat.

So this is what it does,
F12 to pxe, I pick the menu selection
Loads PC-dos
Loads network drivers
Runs ngctdos.exe -initiate "taskname" (on the ghost server I see a new spinning disk and status in progress start up)
It says it successfully initiated the "taskname" and reboots
If I do nothing at this point it trys to boot to the HD and says "Missing Operating System"
If I choose F12 again and run the PXE job again it connects back to the console and starts ghost on the client machine
Then it spits "ERROR: could not allocate page table memory" about 30 times and then crashes.

So what am I missing or possibly doing wrong, I can give you copies of the sys files I am using.

I have successfully done a PXE winpe which does a ngctw32.exe -console -initiate "taskname" where it starts up a console connection images and boots into the new image. The only difference I am seeing here besides its a windows enviroment and im using 32 bit ngct, is it doesnt reboot after it starts a session it just simply puts down the image.

what I am trying to do here is have 1 selection which the user support team can PXE and fire off as many times as they want. Where currently I am using ghost.exe -ja and joining ghost cast server sessions which automatically start once someone connects. I am limited however to needing to run one per pxe selection and the user support team is limited as they have to guess which ones are not in use.

any help would be great.