@xburnerx00 The short answer is it should just work if you have the dhcp boot options set.
With that said, let me explain why this usb boot disk exists in the first place.
We have historically seen the pxe booting process hang (stop/freeze/abend what ever you want to call it) in 4 spots that causes the FOG admin troubles.
Either the computer doesn’t have a pxe boot option or for what ever reason iPXE isn’t being sent to the target computer.
iPXE is delivered to the target computer but iPXE will not startup
iPXE will start up but will not start up the FOS Linux kernel (bzImage). We almost always see this in uefi mode due to buggy uefi firmware on the target computer.
In uefi mode the imaging tech is using a network adapter not supported by the computer manufacturer so pxe booting isn’t an option.
So what the FOS Linux usb boot drive does is boot into Grub and then calls FOS Linux directly from the usb flash drive. This bypasses pxe booting and iPXE eliminating the above conditions. In this setup the Grub menu is a weak analogy to the more capable dynamic iPXE menus.
We did include iPXE boot loaders on the flash drive to boot iPXE directly from the usb boot stick instead of by PXE. By doing that we can eliminate issues 1 and 4 from above. But any issues with iPXE in 2 and 3 would still exist.