Deploy Image Issue HP EliteBook 850 G8

[TristanC2iP]

Hello,

In my company we use FOG principally to deploy DELL computers.
Since Monday I on a HP EliteBook 850 G8 and i got many problems.
I started by a screen rEFInd locked when I created “Capture task”
I was able to solve these problem whit all topic and answer.
Now I cant deploy my image, when I select “Deploy Image” I enter my username and password twice and after et go in a menu with 1) Reboot, 2) Network Information …
I just update my iPXE on my FOG.
But now I dont what can i do.

Thanks for your help.

Tristan

[TristanC2iP]

@sebastian-roth Thanks for your answer. I wait then

[TristanC2iP]

@george1421 Thanks, I already did it. @Sebastian-Roth tell that is a know issues.
Thanks for your help.

[Sebastian Roth]

@tristanc2ip said in Deploy Image Issue HP EliteBook 850 G8:

Now I cant deploy my image, when I select “Deploy Image” I enter my username and password twice and after et go in a menu with 1) Reboot, 2) Network Information …

This is a known issue with this particular device and currently being worked on. You can either register the host and just schedule a task or find information on a workaround here: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/16188/fog-quick-image-password-not-working

[george1421]

@tristanc2ip You didn’t happen to mention the version of FOG you are using so I’m going to shotgun the answer.

1. Update the version of the FOS Linux kernel by going into the WebUI -> FOG Configuration ->Kernel update Update to the 5.15.x version of both x64 and x32 kernels.
2. Rebuild the latest version of iPXE to support the latest hardware: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/15826/updating-compiling-the-latest-version-of-ipxe

The refind part kind of concerns me if its hanging on refind at initializing devices... or just reaches refind because iPXE isn’t happy about something.

If you run into the issue of not being able to resize the captured image to the size of the target hard drive then we need you to update fog to the dev branch to take your fog install to 1.5.9.110 or later to fix the resize issue.