[url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Advanced_Boot_Menu_Configuration_options[/url]

The above pages outlines everything that needs to be done to customize the boot menu.

You’ll need to have an ISO of the “Microsoft Dart 7 disk” and put it on the fog server.

Well I have manage to uncompressed the image using 7-zip only problem is clonezilla doesn’t seem to recognize rec.img and sys.img is there something else that needs to be done?

Well my thought to this has a few folds.

Firstly - If we don’t have a fog server that is functional I can deploy to new hardware from another machine.

Secondly - This backup fog server could be used to create regular “Server backups” so that I have a fail-safe to our existing DRP.

Third - It gives us a piece of mind that if we screw up our production environment that all we’d have to do is reimage our current server and be back up and working, and able to image any of our devices with minimal interruption.

Finally worked, but I had to cp the image from /images/dev/MAC_ADDRESS…

I’m kind a noob in linux, so with you can send a step-by-step to fix this problem I will appreciated…

Thanks and sorry for any trouble from my part.

[I][URL=‘http://%24%7Bfog-ip%7D/images/ISOs/HDD_Regenerator.iso’]http://${fog-ip}/images/ISOs/HDD_Regenerator.iso[/URL] [/I]is valid for
/var/www/images/ISOs/HDD_Regenerator.iso
[I][URL=‘http://%24%7Bfog-ip%7D/images/ISOs/HDD_Regenerator.iso’]http://${boot-url}/images/ISOs/HDD_Regenerator.iso[/URL] [/I]would be valid for
[SIZE=12px]/var/www/fog/images/ISOs/HDD_Regenerator.iso[/SIZE]
[I][/I]

if you have it enabled or disabled is up to you

[URL='http://fogproject.org/forum/members/jaymes-driver.3582/'][B]You’re the man Jaymes thank you.:rolleyes: [/B][/URL]

this should help you with the windows install disk [url]http://ipxe.org/howto/winpe?s[]=winpe[/url]

We are now looking at these, thank you for the guide.

Maybe in the near future I can get it so when you change the storage node to another storage group that updates the graphs appropriately but my knowledge’s wrath like it’s displayed four of the maximum number of clients is always the first one is fine

We need more information, such as the OS the FOG Server is running on, what version of FOG, what things you’ve tried in relation to the FOG Server. We don’t really care so much about the Win2008 syste. How can’t it find the FOG Server? You don’t get the FOG Menu, tasks don’t run? What have you tried? Have you verified the dhcp and bootfile information is correct?

[quote=“Keith Gregory, post: 34636, member: 23786”]I’ve done this successfully by running the clonezilla image (push it to a machine) and shutting down upon completion (before system reboots and sets up windows). Then simply upload the image by booting from the NIC into iPXE with your task scheduled immediately to upload the image from that source machine.[/quote]

I should also note that this means that if you didn’t already have the Fog service installed on the image it won’t auto-rename or join to your domain.

[quote=“Junkhacker, post: 34699, member: 21583”]is there a reason you quoted yourself without adding anything new?[/quote]
No, a quote was not my intention, sorry.
sorry this BB is new to. I’ll try to find the button to turn that useless quoting off.

you may want to look into the location plugin for your situation

Hi,

ok but in the end both reasons would disqualify mibbit from use 😉
or at least disqualify freenode from usage as irc server :rolleyes: don’t slap me…

Regards X23

Hi,

IRC Applet still not working, why isn’t that fixed after months?
If not fixed an information which irc server/channel is used would be fine.

I know it’s freenode and #fogimaging others may not!

Regards X23

Hi,

maybe that helps:
[url]http://www.fogproject.org/forum/threads/how-to-change-ipxes-and-advanced-menus-colors.11186/#post-33628[/url]

Regards X23

I figured it would go into a loop trying to boot iPXE as DNS masq was turned on which was configured to pxeboot iPXE.
Autoboot seems to ignore iPXE and boot WDS even with dnsmasq turned on.

it works.
I didn’t think it would be as simple as that. Thanks 🙂