PXE Boot Error - Disk Drive not found
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Hi Guys,
Having issues with PXE Booting. Could somebody please push me in the right direction.
I am new to this btw. I have attached the error message.
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Is this is a physical or virtual machine you’re trying to image?
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VM…also a windows 7 32 bit installation. Don’t know if that makes a difference? Any help would be appreciated. We are looking to use FOG to roll out Win7 across our network
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What type of virtual hard drive are you using? IDE/SATA/SCSI?
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Hi Moss,
IT’s a SCSI HDD
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Does it need to be a SCSI HDD for any particular reason? I’ve never actually tried any SCSI drives with FOG but I suspect you’ll have more luck with a SATA/IDE drive.
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Got a physical machine and will see if it works with that. Is there a SCSI solution?
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I’m far from an expert on the subject, but it could be an issue with the host kernel not containing the drivers to support the SCSI hardware. Its possible to build custom kernels containing other drivers but its not something I’ve ever needed to do or whether SCSI devices would actually work.
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Well with a Physical machine that isn’t SCSI it worked fine. Thank you for that, honestly been banging my head against the wall for ages.
Suppose you couldn’t help me with one more issue, I can’t seem to push out Snap-ins? It says in progress but seems to be taking a very very long time? I can’t see anything at the PC end.
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I’ve never used snap-ins, you’re probably better off starting a new thread to attract the attention of those who have.
Just guessing, could it be a host firewall issue? -
Thanks again for all the help. I had switched off the firewall from before. Will start a new thread.
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For future reference I think the scsi issue MIGHT be the client side kernel. I dont know if the standard kernel you get with the fog install for the network boot is scsi enabled or not. I could be wrong but thats the first thing that pops into my mind. Perhaps if a developer sees this they could clarify?
I also know that you can replace those kernels with different ones… I’m sure there’s a solution to the problem for anyone wanting to do this any how.
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[url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/FOG_with_VMWare[/url]
a quick search on the wiki for “vmware”
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I know this thread is slightly older, but my latest of kernels seems to work with VMWare, and many others I’m sure, SCSI natively. No more having to change to Paravirtualized or anything to upload the image, to reset to the one windows needed to operate properly. Hopefully this helps. It should come with FOG 0.33b and if you’re not feeling good about going down the beta road, try downloading the latest one at: [url]https://mastacontrola.com/fogboot/kernel/bzImage[/url]