@DanCan Hi This is currently a known issue on some motherboards. Honestly not sure what is causing this to happen. I am working on a fix to this issue just haven’t had too much time lately.
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RE: Reinstall fails at initrdposted in Linux Problems
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RE: Installing fog on Rocky Linux 9.6posted in FOG Problems
@mrowand I consider Rocky (and other RHEL derivatives) a bit of an advanced distro. SELinux and the firewall are on by default and that makes things a bit more complicated.
In the FOG installer there is a check if SELinux is enabled and it’s recommended and the default option is to set it to permissive. There is also a check if the firewall is enabled but by default we don’t disable it, this means that you then have to go and modify the firewall rules for everything to work correctly.I just re-created the VM and installed FOG, this time I didn’t set SELinux to permissive and didn’t disable the firewall and I am having some issues like you. This is not something that we need to/will “fix” since there are checks and recommend to set SELinux to permissive and disable the firewall.
If you have everything working now, we can set this post as resolved.
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RE: New Dell Laptop - LINUX-EFI-INITRD-MEDIA-GUIDposted in FOG Problems
@collegestjoseph Can you try out this testing kernel and let us know if it works? https://github.com/rluzuriaga/fos/releases/tag/EXP_20250927
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RE: Installing fog on Rocky Linux 9.6posted in FOG Problems
@mrowand I just created a Rocky 9.6 VM and installed FOG stable and didn’t have any issues. The install skipped php-json since it didn’t find that package. I didn’t need to install anything else manually.
Can you post an image of the error that you are getting?
Few things to check:
Is this a new Rocky Linux server? (I ask because if you are reusing a Linux install, it may have had some settings that could give you this issue)
Are you behind a proxy?
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RE: Restore speed and Realtek 8169 cardposted in Hardware Compatibility
@rurap Not sure what that patch would have been, but our last kernel release includes the Realtek R8168 driver. This kernel has fixed that same issue for other users.
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RE: System crash during image deploymentposted in FOG Problems
@Afif I have seen this happen before due to a bad RAM module. Please run a memtest on the NUC.
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RE: FOG Very Slow to Deploy Image - Lenovo Neo 50Q Gen 4posted in FOG Problems
@Clebboii It is now a general release (not in experimental phase). You can update to the latest kernel and init from the FOG settings pages or using this link: https://github.com/FOGProject/fos/releases/tag/20250715
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RE: Unable to install Fog successfully.posted in FOG Problems
@punch07 Everything there seems right to me.
Did you disable secure boot on the VM? Is the VM set to UEFI? ipxe.efi requires UEFI so make sure that the VM is changed from BIOS to UEFI. -
RE: FOG Very Slow to Deploy Image - Lenovo Neo 50Q Gen 4posted in FOG Problems
@Clebboii I just noticed an error in how FOG displays the experimental kernel/init releases. For now, please get it from here: https://github.com/FOGProject/fos/releases/tag/EXP_20250630
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RE: ASUS NUC14MNK fos kernel no netwerk driversposted in FOG Problems
@Eazis I created an experimental kernel that includes the drivers to fix this issue. Would you be willing to test it and let us know how it goes?
