I believe the part you need on your image is OMCI, which allows WMI access to Dell BIOS level functions.

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I have only seen this when there is MAC address filtration active on the network; if you have not added the MAC addresses to the “approved/allowed” list then they will not be given IP addresses and this is the message that you get.

Are you sure that the machines are in fact communicating with the network (DHCP server) correctly? You could test this by just loading into a vanilla Windows installation from DVD (or Linux Live CD) and see if you have an IP address and can get on the network; if you cannot do this then FOG is not the problem.

I seem to remember imaging E6520’s no problem… but perhaps the network adapter is different.

Ignore these “errors”. They are not errors.

They are “drivers” trying to load. They are failing to load as you do not have the hardware. This is expected behavior and nothing to worry about.

I’m going to shoot the noob developer who put those retarded “please report!” messages in his “driver”…

Hi chad-bisd,

I confirm, it worked!

Thanks alot.

br CW

“disk error” press control alt delete to restart.

Heu …

How can I modify the object with [SOLVE] ?

Try a different kernel (bzImage). You can upgrade from the FOG Web UI, or download and copy manually to /tftpboot/fog/kernel/bzImage

Running a multicast in debug mode:
Timeout notAnswered=[0,1] notReady=[0,1] nrAns=0 nrRead=0 nrPart=2 avg=30079 bytes= 39 033 904 re-xmits=0000000 (0.0%) slice=1024 73 709 551 615 - 0

But both clients running with ~60MB/min

Please post these types of questions in the Technical Help area. This is for developers working on Fog code.

Have you tried ’quick host’ , what kernel are you using? And are there any other errors or does the process just stop