Error Code 60
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Actually here is how I decoded this tftp request.
Client->TFTP Server: Send me undionly.0, I really don’t want the file, so I can only take 0 bytes in the first transfer, but tell me what size the file is before I download it.
TFTP-Server->Client: The file size is 102937 bytes
Client->TFTP Server: Never-mind I don’t want it.Client->TFTP Server: Send me undionly.0 I can only take 1456 bytes per block
TFTP-Server->Client: Understood transfer block size set to 1456 bytes and here is your first 1456 bytes
Client->TFTP Server: OK got block 0
TFTP-Server->Client: Here is block 1
Client->TFTP Server: OK got block 1
…IMO This appears to be a normal and expected tftp file transfer.
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what are the two models you’re working with? The one that worked and the one that didn’t?
Are you looking for a complete spec of the machines, or specific element like motherboard/network card? (Sorry, don’t quite know these things)
Tell us more about the one that didn’t? Same network? Same broadcast domain? Same subnet? Same V-Lan?
The one that didn’t work, was on a different network. Trying to build a portable fog server with VirtualBox, so unfortunately only the fog server image is the same constant between the machine that worked, and the machine that didn’t.
What’s the error displayed on the computer you’re trying to boot?
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@tokejepsen Virtualbox is a bit interesting since it uses iPXE kernel for its boot ROM. But from your picture it appears that you are missing the tftp://<fogserver_ip>/ part.
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@george1421 said in Error Code 60:
But from your picture it appears that you are missing the tftp://<fogserver_ip>/ part
What is that?
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@tokejepsen From what I’m gathering, you’re running FOG Version 1.2.0?
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@tokejepsen Well from your picture there is only /default.ipxe which is only the file name not the path. It should be more like tftp://<fog server IP>/default.ipxe.
One thing I didn’t ask before, what version of FOG are you using?
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@Tom-Elliott said in Error Code 60:
From what I’m gathering, you’re running FOG Version 1.2.0?
Yes, its 1.2.0.
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@tokejepsen said in Error Code 60:
@Tom-Elliott said in Error Code 60:
From what I’m gathering, you’re running FOG Version 1.2.0?
Yes, its 1.2.0.
You might want to really consider upgrading/ reinstalling 1.3.0-rc5 for better iPXE booting support and all of the fixes/enhancements. Also Wayne (in this thread) has a script for dynamically updating the FOG IP settings if you are truly trying to make a dynamically assigned FOG server.
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@george1421 said in Error Code 60:
You might want to really consider upgrading/ reinstalling 1.3.0-rc5 for better iPXE booting support and all of the fixes/enhancements.
I shall do that tonight:)
Is it better with a clean install?
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@tokejepsen Would you mind updating to 1.3.0-RC-5?
You can make a backup of your information of course, and an upgrade should work for you as well.
What’s important here, is while 1.2.0 worked for most cases, it didn’t always like to decide to use TFTP as the download protocol for default.ipxe file (or any other files for that matter). This, I’m certain, is corrected for in the newer versions.
You’ll also have MANY more features and improvements compared to from 1.2.0.
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@tokejepsen said in Error Code 60:
@george1421 said in Error Code 60:
You might want to really consider upgrading/ reinstalling 1.3.0-rc5 for better iPXE booting support and all of the fixes/enhancements.
I shall do that tonight:)
Is it better with a clean install?
If you have done nothing with FOG so far, then clean is always better.
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I can confirm that updating to fog 1.3 helped
