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      The DDP package file was not found or could not be read

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      @djgalloway Well you have a pretty complex environment when you are chain loading other boot loaders. What I would do on a temporary debugging bases, update your dhcp server settings to use the fog server’s IP for dhcp option 66 and ipxe.efi for dhcp option 67. This will use a fog only solution. Something else that might cause the issue is that the linux kernel that is booting, is not the kernel shipped with FOG. Or the opposite, the init.xz image is not a FOG image. The fog developers compress the init.xz image with an uncommon (in regards to linux file systems) compressor, if the booting linux kernel doesn’t have that image decompressor built in you will get that error about unknown block (because its still compressed).

      It does look from your screen shot that both a bzImage and init.xz is being copied over to the target computer. Another but less likely issue could be that you are not using the custom ipxe.efi boot loader that was shipped with FOG.

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      FOG boot issue after BIOS update on HP ZBook Fury 16 G11 – iPXE autoexec.ipxe not found

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      @gchartrandCRL I’m glad that worked! You should be able to keep using snp.efi with your previous machines.

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      Snapin Pack Arguments double-quotes problem

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      Tom ElliottT

      @Infojoe They are one in the same lol and you’re welcome.

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      Could Not Mount Issue

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      @george1421 Thank you for this suggestion. This disabling of “fastboot” worked PERFECTLY! I interrupted the OOBE with Shift + F10 and got the command line window. I shutdown using the “shutdown.exe -s -t 0” command you suggested. Then after booting up, the FOG capture task I had already started took over and it captured 100% as it should have.

      Essentially, I had forgotten to disable fastboot like I normally do on EVERY computer I have. So when it “rebooted” it technically wasn’t rebooting the device since fastboot is a misguided absurd hibernation feature Microsoft developed. The error I got was nearly identical to the one in the original post.

      Thanks so much for this suggestion George and all!

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      Official Docker Container

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      I know this is an ancient topic, but I wanted to make sure I updated anybody who was interested in a docker image to my new one.

      please check my post here

      https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/18000/unofficial-docker-image-beta

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      Linux Client Install Dual Nics

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      Ok so I now have a second system with the EXACT same issue. I purchased a Dell Precision 7875 which has 2 on-board nics. I updated our dhcp server to issue an IP address for one of the two NICs. With the system connected to that interface I PXE booted the system. The first stage of the fog shows as it notices the system is not registered and asking whether I would like to register the system. Yet once I say do full registration that’s it it will not proceed further.

      So similar to the issue that I’ve raised prior with multiple NICs and @george1421 suggested I PXE booted the system again but went into DEBUG mode. Well as it appears the unused MAC address is now showing up on the interface that I had configured to connect to the network. Seeing that I did not assign an IP address to the second mac address the system would not proceed any further. The odd thing is that BOTH interfaces show up having the same mac address. It seems that there’s an issue with the FOS with newer Dell systems with multiple NICs.

      If I disable one of the two NICs in the BIOS, and do the re-imaging process everything works fine…

      Really looking for a fix for this…

      Cheers

      Jason Naughton

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      FOG Portable

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      @george1421 I have installed fog with DHCP server but DNS doesn’t work at all (no dns server appear on windows client) so I’m stuck.
      It’s my first time installing DHCP and DNS on Debian so I think I made mistakes.
      DHCP work fine.

      edit : It’s fixed. I forgot to add “option domain-name” and “option domain-name-servers” in dhcpd.conf

      For the script, I think it must be simple to set FOG as DHCP server at startup if after 10 min no IP is given from a DHCP server then set server to static IP and start DHCP and DNS services.
      And then reverse this at shutdown.
      Maybe this can be done manually first.

      edit : Here is the first script.
      I have create files ending with .dhcp for conf for external DHCP/DNS and file ending with .static for conf for local DHCP/DNS.
      It looks to work fine.

      # Configuration actuelle echo "Etat DNS local :" systemctl is-active bind9 echo "Etat DHCP local :" systemctl is-active isc-dhcp-server echo "" loc(){ # Configuration DHCP local echo "DHCP local" # Configuration if [ -e /etc/network/interfaces.static ] then echo "Copie interfaces" cp /etc/network/interfaces.static /etc/network/interfaces else echo "interfaces.static not found" exit 1 fi echo "Redemarrage service reseau" systemctl restart networking.service if [ -e /etc/resolv.conf.static ] then echo "Copie resolv.conf" cp /etc/resolv.conf.static /etc/resolv.conf else echo "resolv.conf.static not found" exit 1 fi # Services systemctl start bind9 systemctl start isc-dhcp-server } ext(){ # Configuration DHCP externe echo "DHCP externe" # Configuration if [ -e /etc/network/interfaces.dhcp ] then echo "Copie interfaces" cp /etc/network/interfaces.dhcp /etc/network/interfaces else echo "interfaces.dhcp not found" exit 1 fi echo "Redemarrage service reseau" systemctl restart networking.service if [ -e /etc/resolv.conf.dhcp ] then echo "Copie resolv.conf" cp /etc/resolv.conf.dhcp /etc/resolv.conf else echo "resolv.conf.dhcp not found" exit 1 fi # Services systemctl stop bind9 systemctl stop isc-dhcp-server } # Demande de Configuration while true; do read -p "Voulez vous passer en DHCP externe ou en DHCP local? (e:externe l:local) " el case $el in [Ee]* ) ext; break;; [Ll]* ) loc; break;; * ) echo "Please answer yes or no.";; esac done
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