@george1421 Just wanted to let you know that I updated to the latest kernel as suggested and it worked! Not sure if anyone else has the same issue, but now we can image about 630 PCs! You guys rock!

@george1421 Just wanted to let you know that I updated to the latest kernel as suggested and it worked! Not sure if anyone else has the same issue, but now we can image about 630 PCs! You guys rock!

@george1421 ok I’ll give it a try. Thanks again.

@Sebastian-Roth Sure I can do that. Can you point me in the right direction to update the kernel? (Never done it before)I’ve already made a backup of the server so it shouldnt be an issue if something goes wrong.

@agray Still looking at DHCP settings and options. Looks like our options were reversed (66 and 67) (Win Server 2008). Hopefully this will fix it, but I need to test. I will update after I know more. Thanks.

Tried it. Didn’t work.

ok thanks

All,

I have been trying to accomplish an inventory of a base image that I’m trying to upload to FOG. I get the initial FOG boot screen, select Perform Full Host Inventory and it will error out. I’ve also tried quick inventory and setup as well as the compatibility test. All selections result in the same error. Here is the image of the error as well as the information about the system I’m running and the host PC.

Host PC: Lenovo m920q

FOG Server: CentOS 7
FOG version:1.4.4

I have also set FOG so that it will ignore the ACPI errors but I’m still having an issue getting the IP address back after the PC reboots.

@Quazz ok.

@Quazz I’m having a similar issue. I have FOG version 1.44 running Centos 7.

I went to the FOG settings and modified it from there. It seemed to get rid of the ACPI error, but I still am having a IP address not found. Here is a screenshot of where I found it.

I’m going to isolate the PC and the FOG server from the current network and try it on a regular home router to see if I can solve the DHCP issue. I will update when I find more answers.