This tutorial will give you a good general overview. https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10944/using-fog-to-pxe-boot-into-your-favorite-installer-images

Since you are talking XP, then you are also meaning bios firmware. For bios you can use a utility called memdisk.

https://forums.fogproject.org/post/142041 step #18. The memdisk program is only supported under a bios based computer. If you have uefi there is a different process. There are some limitations with bios mode, your iso file MUST be less than 2GB, this is a limitation of a 32 bit bios.

Hi mwestaph,

I am also new here but I believe I can take a crack at your image.
Snapins I feel are great, they automatically install after your machine is imaged. The other tool you would want to consider here are the “Groups” feature. While this isn’t a traditional group where new hosts inherit group settings, its a good way to apply settings on mass.

Here is my basic setup:
I have 2 images and 6 groups. I then onboard all of the client machines / hosts and assign them to the appropriate group. In the group setup, I then choose the correct image and snapins for that group. This applies these settings to all associated hosts (ie. All current hosts that are associated with this groups now have the same settings.)
The only downside currently is if you need to assign a new host machine to this group, you need to re-apply the image and snapin settings for the group to apply it appropriately to this machine.

Let me know if this helps and if there is anyone more experienced out there feel free to tell me if I am wrong.

@Tom-Elliott is there a way to find out where its failing

i have the PCAP file if interested?

@marcolefo not yet, i was running 1.5 on centos 7 and now re installed fog 1.5 on alma 9.5, i will let you know if i get the same issue on new OS

Sorry for diging up this post.
Just for us the solution was a missing package : gcc-aarch64-linux-gnu

Hi! I found the problem. I was reinstall the Linux and FOG (without https). And all PC-s booting now. Everything looks fine.

any help?

fixed it by installing gcc-aarch64-linux-gnu on ubuntu and running the script again. compilation errors are not logged to the script shown on screen, but to the bin/error_logs/ directory in the extracted archive.
Update now ran without issues.

@marcolefo

Okay nothing to do with FOG 😉

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Sorry for the noise

tbh i am running fog on centos 7 so maybe its time to re install the OS to rocky 9.5 or ubuntu 24

what OS do you recommend?

@Tom-Elliott looks like i have to update my fog to 1.6 instead of 1.5 as i thought i resolved it by updating fog to the latest 1.5 but the error is still there on 1.5, i thought it went at first as when i made my first image it saved as a folder but on my second capture its saving as a file again