PXE boot issue <video included>

[Chris Shipley]

@george1421 I’m pretty sure that’s a result of the URL being too long for the amount of characters available and it didn’t put it in right. I could be wrong, though. In any event, the storage area didn’t have any folders for iPXE. the TFTP server settings area has a location /var/www/html/fog/service/ipxe/ for PXE kernel location, but when i changed it to just fog/service/ipxe/ there was no difference in behavior.

[Wayne Workman]

http://10.10.2.18service/ipxe/boot.php

That is literally missing the web root, as George said.

Storage node settings probably missing it.

[Chris Shipley]

OK, so if someone can tell me where the PXE subsystem system chooses how to run “chain http://10.10.2.18/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php” then I can update the installation so I don’t have to do this manually.

[Wayne Workman]

@Chris-Shipley web interface -> storage management -> [click node] -> web root

And also:

web interface -> fog configuration -> fog settings -> web server -> web root

[george1421]

@Chris-Shipley said in PXE boot issue <video included>:

OK, so if someone can tell me where the PXE subsystem system chooses how to run “chain http://10.10.2.18/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php” then I can update the installation so I don’t have to do this manually.

OK, my intuition is telling me something else is going on here. Why do you keep mentioning the chain command?

Fog has two places where you set the web path in the management gui as Wayne pointed out.

[Tom Elliott]

@george1421 I think he’s referring to it pointing at a bad address?

The IP Address used to build the default.ipxe file is located in /opt/fog/.fogsettings under ipaddress=#.#.#.#

Change this and rerun the installer, and it should correct the default.ipxe file for you.

[Chris Shipley]

I’ll take a look there, but it appears that the IP address is fine, but the path might not be.

[Chris Shipley]

@Tom-Elliott The IP address is fine. Its when the system gets to the chain command in PXE that it breaks. It isn’t loading the chain command correctly. This is a vanilla fresh git trunk install on Centos 7.

[Tom Elliott]

@Chris-Shipley Do me a favor and edit your “/opt/fog/.fogsettings” file. Look for the webroot.

Set it to: webroot="/fog/"

Rerun the installer please.

[Chris Shipley]

@Wayne-Workman Apologies, I’m new to this forum and didn’t realize I’d had other replies below the ones I was responding to. Both of these settings are correct, but thank you for alerting me.

[Chris Shipley]

@Tom-Elliott That did the trick, thank you.