Yes, I did comment out the --picture line and that got me working for this issue. Thanks for the explanation. That makes sense.

[U][B]Regarding 1.1.2:[/B][/U]
I would suggest upgrading 1.1.2 to 1.2 and then making sure your DHCP is pointed towards undionly.kpxe for that server. With the 6400 model I noticed undionly.kkpxe doesn’t work. The default kernel should work in 1.2 if not go to fog settings>update kernel>unpublished kernels and install the 3.16*

Another issue I found was the M73 would load the Fog menu but than would hang on booting from Hard drive but if I switched the boot order back to hard drive first that would fix the issue and it would boot right up after imaging, now this was on a fog server running 0.32 not sure about the newer versions of fog.

updated Working Devices to include

[FONT=sans-serif][COLOR=#000000][SIZE=13px]HP ProBook 6450b ✓ Defualt bzImage undionly.kpxe 2014-06-13
HP Probook 645 ✓ Defualt bzImage undionly.kkpxe 2014-06-13 Disable UEFI-Bootdodus in BIOS. undionly.kkpxe is not a typo you need to use this file to boot properly.[/SIZE][/COLOR][/FONT]

Ahaha! I renamed undionly.kkpxe to undionly.kpxe (I don’t have permission to access the DHCP server. 😕 ) and everything works! It’s also quite a bit faster than .kpxe. Many thanks!

I think it’s time to run a donate task. 🙂

No problem. I’ve seen this errors many times before, it’s the only reason I give the suggestions I do.

Thanks for reporting back.

Yep tried all of them, same issue it just sits there with a blinking dos style dash and hangs.

That’s ok, I was just wondering if the issue was in the NIC firmware having a problem loading the png file. Is there an easy way for me to pretty up the menu to a simple white text on black background? I haven’t worked with php before, but thought I’d ask before researching the ‘colour’ and ‘cpair’ parameters of the print statements.

On my server I only have PXE boot menu. I had it set to grub. I tried the other options with no help

As for our computers, most of our older ones are dx2450’s, the 3500’s are the newest (this year), the 5150’s are a few years old and then we do have a mix of other PCs but those 3 are they main ones used for work stations

Oh and I’m running version 1.1.2 on a Ubuntu computer and it just happens it is one of the older dx2450’s that that could be anything

I understand. FWIW, switching to the old bzImage and 32bit init file appears to make my Hyper-V server work again. I’m uploading a new image right now.

Hello!

No, I’m using FOG 1.1.2, but i did upgrade from 0.32.

Hey Tom. I am using my Windows DHCP server services. Do I need to change the name of the iPXR file there too? Currently set to the default kpxe file

After the BIOS update the Intel Bootagent version was upgraded from 1.4.10 to 1.5.50. With Intel Boot agent 1.5.50 I can succesfully boot to the FOG menu.

I used 1.1.2 fog version it’s done I reinstall the system again but do not migrate the old images
and select the image resize able single disk
thanks again

Many Thanks its work!

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 31637, member: 7271”]The IMAGE_TRUST_CMD is not referring to “images” in the sense of FOG, but rather literal “images” such as Pictures. So having it or not having it shouldn’t really matter.[/quote]
Ah OK. That’s all good then.
[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 31637, member: 7271”]They are rebuilt in SVN Trunk:
[url]https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/trunk/packages/tftp/[/url][/quote]

That’s awesome, Tom. We love FOG here at our School (and so does my brother at his School) and I’m glad I’ve been able to contribute.

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 30601, member: 7271”]Moving to iPXE isn’t necessarily causing issues, rather, it’s showing issues that you haven’t seen quite yet. PXE was old and slow, and probably didn’t care about many things as much as iPXE does. While I understand this is unexpected, I would go out on a limb and say the PRO’s completely outweigh the CON’s of this change.[/quote]

Ok, thanks for the follow-up. I guess we either do further testing or possibly move to another switch.

am running on Ubuntu 12.04 and I am currently on Fog version 1.1.1

What kind of hard drive is this? It is Seagate 500gb sata drive

Has this system worked before? No it has not worked before. I have been trying to get it to work since we had Version .32 of fog.

[COLOR=#888888] Multi-part single disk[/COLOR],

[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/1/1006_Apache log.txt?:”]Apache log.txt[/url]

Used some info that has been thrown around about these files and checked on a few other sites and threw this together. This should cover most questions on PXE and iPXE along with the different file types.
[U][url]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/IPXE[/url][/U]

Rather than break a working FOG server just for this one batch of PC’s I have built another and all is now working.

Thanks for your help