No DHCP response on eth0
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Server
- FOG Version: 1.4.0-RC-4
- OS: Centos 7
Client
- Service Version: N/A
- OS: N/A
Description
After loading the kernel and init file, for example for registering host or capturing image, it contacts the DHCP server and gets an IP.
It does this 3 times, each with the same result of course and then proclaims it didn’t get an IP.
Waiting for about a minute or so allows you press enter and continue. (successfully starting registration, capture, etc)
I tried some different kernels and iPXE boot files, but it didn’t seem to help at all.
It’s not a critical bug, of course, but it is weird and slows things down because you have to wait for the enter to continue to appear.
EDIT:
Picture so it’s a bit easier to understand:
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@Quazz said in No DHCP response on eth0:
It does this 3 times, each with the same result of course and then proclaims it didn’t get an IP.
I have see 2 recent posts that have the same issue. It looks like its getting the ip address in FOS, it tries 3 times and then proclaims it can’t get an IP address, but the in-line messages appear that it is working.
FWIW: Once bzImage/init.s are loaded iPXE is no longer used. So the iPXE kernel is no longer used.
<edit> Well I can only find one at this point: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/9890/dhcp-error-with-press-enter-to-continue-in-deploy-capture
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https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/9888/remove-your-webroot-redirect-to-fog-when-going-to-rc4/9
This post seems to solve the issue.
