Very confused

[brian_]

i’m using ubuntu 12.04 and the most current fog. all clean installs. when i try to pxe boot i get the following

t04: access violation
E36: error received from TFTP server
MOF: exiting PXE boot

I have configure option 66 and 67 on my windows dhcp server and unclicked 60. i have also followed the steps that make all the passwords the same.

please help

[variable205]

Forgive me, but I’m not terribly familiar with TFTP, but let’s see if we can break it down at least!

First off, lets see if we can find a more detailed error than what you received from the client. According to my research the error logs are in the “[SIZE=11px][FONT=verdana][COLOR=#000000]/var/log/messages” directory. Can you recreate the problem so that you get the error message again? (in that way, the error will be logged again)[/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE]

[brian_]

there’s no log there for tftp

[brian_]

so i re installed everything and reset all the setting for everything including my dhcp server s-2008. now i get this error

[FONT=Consolas]T01- file not found[/FONT]
[FONT=Consolas]E3B- TFTP Error - File Not found[/FONT]

[brian_]

IT WORKS i don’t know what i changed but i might make an image and upload it so people stop having issues

[variable205]

Don’t get me wrong, I’m glad you got your FOG installation up and running, but it still urked me that the errors weren’t logged there. I wonder where the logs would be located…

[brian_]

lawl. just ask someone who knows. my new issue is when i try to make a basic upload task it doesn’t do anything. it doesn’t say it was made or anything

[danuel]

[quote=“brian_, post: 9231, member: 2729”]
I have configure option 66 and 67 on my windows dhcp server and unclicked 60.[/quote]
You need configure 066 --> IP FOG SERVER(192.x.x.x) and 067 --> pxelinux.0 (its zero not o)

and reboot the fog server and reboot client

[Troy]

[quote=“brian_, post: 9270, member: 2729”]lawl. just ask someone who knows. my new issue is when i try to make a basic upload task it doesn’t do anything. it doesn’t say it was made or anything[/quote]

If you are imaging a ubuntu SO do a fsck.ext3 in the original machine with a live cd and try to upload again.

Troy