Imaging with fog from ipxe command line
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@Tom-Elliott of course you could simple tftp the file to the client too. Something like:
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@Tom-Elliott I am not super familiar with iPXE or tftp.
chain tftp://ipoffogserver/default.ipxe
resualts with
tftp://ipoffogserver/default.ipxe ... ok params: command not found Could not boot .... (error code)
and
chain tftp://ipoffogserver/default.ipxe ##paramd
returns
the same.
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@Thewafflication are you changing out ipoffogserver?
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@Tom-Elliott of course! (10.51.4.48)
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@Tom-Elliott are you using a custom ipxe file? We create one for this purpose too.
It’s under the tftpboot folder with the name ipxe.iso
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I’m suggesting this file because the ipxe.iso you are using appears to not allow the params ipxe cmd
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@Tom-Elliott I am using the one found here:
http://boot.ipxe.org/ipxe.iso
I dont have any more cd’s, but I will try to burn yours to a usb stick with rufus.
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I do not have a usb drive to spare.
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@Thewafflication You’re at a university. Go find a computer technician and just ask them for a small spare flash drive. I promise they will have an entire box of them just laying around of ones they’ve found while doing their jobs. I would know, I worked at university about 5 years ago as a tech.
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@Tom-Elliott @Wayne-Workman I solved my problem with a workaround.
Using my iPXE cd that doesn’t have param, I booted to the ipxe.pxe provided with fog.
From there I was able to boot default.ipxe.
TL;DR
Boot CD.chain tftp://myip/ipxe.pxe
shoots some error.
I press s to go to command line.param
returns nothing.
chain tftp://myipdefault.ipxe
Text flies by, and the computer begins to create an image!
Thanks for the help!
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@Thewafflication Good work. You may think about taking your laptop off of the network so you can run DHCP on your virtualized fog server.