PXE-E32 error, unable to boot to fog from pxe

[Tom Elliott]

@K.Hays I think it was from it failing to install the first time. Apache crashed ungrAcefully and the pod it expected to find no longer existed

[K.Hays]

@Tom-Elliott should i just reboot?

[Tom Elliott]

@george1421 I try to make them not care really but for 1.3/trunk I’d say 14 or higher for Ubuntu 8 of higher for Debian 6 or higher for rh based and 22 or higher fedora. I don’t think arch really cares lol.

[george1421]

@Tom-Elliott said in [PXE-E32 error:

@george1421 I try to make them not care really but for 1.3/trunk I’d say 14 or higher for Ubuntu 8 of higher for Debian 6 or higher for rh based and 22 or higher fedora. I don’t think arch really cares lol.

@Wayne-Workman is ^^ this something that should be noted in the wiki pages? (at least on the upgrade to trunk page)

[Wayne Workman]

@george1421 Because it’s broad and unbiased and advice that will help you avoid problems, yes.

[Wayne Workman]

@george1421 said in [PXE-E32 error:

@Tom-Elliott said in [PXE-E32 error:

@george1421 I try to make them not care really but for 1.3/trunk I’d say 14 or higher for Ubuntu 8 of higher for Debian 6 or higher for rh based and 22 or higher fedora. I don’t think arch really cares lol.

@Wayne-Workman is ^^ this something that should be noted in the wiki pages? (at least on the upgrade to trunk page)

https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Installation#Requirements

[K.Hays]

So, whats the consensus here. What do i need to do to get this setup.

[george1421]

@K.Hays said in [PXE-E32 error:

So, whats the consensus here. What do i need to do to get this setup.

I’d hate to say this, but if you have the time, nuke and pave this installation. If you want to continue with Ubuntu then go with 14.04 LTS. If you want the RHEL variant then Centos 7 (minimum installation). Then install the trunk version directly don’t install 1.2.0 stable first just install the trunk. You may still have external problems, but once we get you on a stable install then we can work on the external issue that may exist. I don’t like it that you’ve spent all this time to get FOG going. Its not that hard to get setup. But there are quite a few parts that the FOG project doesn’t have control over in play here.

[K.Hays]

So, i reinstalled ubuntu 14.04 and downloaded the trunk version of FOG, and it works! Haven’t tried to imaging anything yet as i am out of time but i will soon. Thanks to everyone who helped out with this problem, i appreciate it!
edit: Just started to upload an image successfully, thanks again for all the help! ill update this as soon as i know it completed without error.

[Sebastian Roth]

Can’t believe it… this topic got five pages full of posts and dozens of hours of work from different people all in three days. And now this was all fixed by re-installing FOG trunk…

[Wayne Workman]

@Sebastian-Roth The real issue was Ubuntu 12 with FOG Trunk. Solved by Ubuntu 14 with FOG Trunk.

[K.Hays]

@Wayne-Workman True, but the reason i posted this was not solved by reloading. In fact reloading hadn’t helped with it at all before posting this, because i did have 14.04 + Trunk at one point and was still getting this error. The issue behind the original post was PXE-E32 error which was solved by changing option 66 and 67 for not only just the dhcp servers, but all of the ip pools also, which is something we hadn’t thought to check until wireshark showed somewhere it was set to the old fog server. But, we now have fog up and running regardless, so thanks everyone! You’re all great!

[Junkhacker]

just stumbled across this thread, felt i should mention that the latest FOG trunk is still working on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS