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    @george1421 Today’s findings:

    autoexec.ipxe is getting loaded by some default somewhere (not because of my dnsmasq entry) and it’s completely ignored. None of its contents get run. I confirmed the correct autoexec.ipxe file is actually being loaded by renaming it, attempting a boot, and observing a ‘file not found’ error message. I pulled bzImage and init.xz directly from the latest release and N-1 https://github.com/FOGProject/fos/releases to ensure compatibility. No change. This server’s NIC does not support the native iPXE drivers. Only snponly.efi works.

    No joy 😞

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    @Tom-Elliott I really appreciate that you are putting effort into providing more frequent releases, which makes it easier for everyone to deploy new security fixes in time. Keep up the good work!

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    @george1421 I have installed fog with DHCP server but DNS doesn’t work at all (no dns server appear on windows client) so I’m stuck.
    It’s my first time installing DHCP and DNS on Debian so I think I made mistakes.
    DHCP work fine.

    edit : It’s fixed. I forgot to add “option domain-name” and “option domain-name-servers” in dhcpd.conf

    For the script, I think it must be simple to set FOG as DHCP server at startup if after 10 min no IP is given from a DHCP server then set server to static IP and start DHCP and DNS services.
    And then reverse this at shutdown.
    Maybe this can be done manually first.

    edit : Here is the first script.
    I have create files ending with .dhcp for conf for external DHCP/DNS and file ending with .static for conf for local DHCP/DNS.
    It looks to work fine.

    # Configuration actuelle echo "Etat DNS local :" systemctl is-active bind9 echo "Etat DHCP local :" systemctl is-active isc-dhcp-server echo "" loc(){ # Configuration DHCP local echo "DHCP local" # Configuration if [ -e /etc/network/interfaces.static ] then echo "Copie interfaces" cp /etc/network/interfaces.static /etc/network/interfaces else echo "interfaces.static not found" exit 1 fi echo "Redemarrage service reseau" systemctl restart networking.service if [ -e /etc/resolv.conf.static ] then echo "Copie resolv.conf" cp /etc/resolv.conf.static /etc/resolv.conf else echo "resolv.conf.static not found" exit 1 fi # Services systemctl start bind9 systemctl start isc-dhcp-server } ext(){ # Configuration DHCP externe echo "DHCP externe" # Configuration if [ -e /etc/network/interfaces.dhcp ] then echo "Copie interfaces" cp /etc/network/interfaces.dhcp /etc/network/interfaces else echo "interfaces.dhcp not found" exit 1 fi echo "Redemarrage service reseau" systemctl restart networking.service if [ -e /etc/resolv.conf.dhcp ] then echo "Copie resolv.conf" cp /etc/resolv.conf.dhcp /etc/resolv.conf else echo "resolv.conf.dhcp not found" exit 1 fi # Services systemctl stop bind9 systemctl stop isc-dhcp-server } # Demande de Configuration while true; do read -p "Voulez vous passer en DHCP externe ou en DHCP local? (e:externe l:local) " el case $el in [Ee]* ) ext; break;; [Ll]* ) loc; break;; * ) echo "Please answer yes or no.";; esac done
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    This weekend I ran a re-imaging job on a room full of 60 Dell laptops. When I got back in on Monday morning, 5 of the Dell Precision 3590 laptops were displaying kernel panics in the iPXE OS sync process. Link to screen photo

    I was able to force quit the stalled OS and reboot back into FOG iPXE and successfully complete the disk re-imaging. Has anyone else had this issue, and should I log it as an issue on Github for FOG-OS?

    I’m running FOG 1.5.10.1734 (but not sure which FOG iPXE OS version)

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