SANBOOT Hang

[Junkhacker]

did the exact same error show up on the boot screen?

[JeffT]

Yes, it was the same error.

[Junkhacker]

ok, i think Tom has fixed this now. please update to the latest SVN version

[JeffT]

I updated to the latest SVN, now showing 1.1.0. Now I can change it to exit and it stays, but the client still displays the same error on boot.

[Tom Elliott]

It will NOT show you san boot exiting errors if it’s not even attempting to use sanboot.

[JeffT]

Let me rephrase. It’s not an error, it just hangs there. The same message is on the screen as in the picture that I posted. It’s odd that it’s only this model of computer as far as I have seen, but we have many of these types of computers unfortunately.

[Baite]

Have you tried using undionly.INTEL as your undionly.kpxe file?

[JeffT]

No, but it’s worth trying.

[JeffT]

Changing it to undionly.kpxe.INTEL worked! Tested it with booting to the OS and to the FOG server.

Thanks for the help!

[Baite]

[quote=“JeffT, post: 28742, member: 24415”]Changing it to undionly.kpxe.INTEL worked! Tested it with booting to the OS and to the FOG server.

Thanks for the help![/quote]
Glad I could help.