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      Cayarga
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      Hello!

      I was trying to clone the Model “hp zbook 8 g1i 16 inch mobile workstation pc” and found that it would get stuck while loading via iPXE, as shown in the image:

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      I was running tests by upgrading the kernel version until I noticed that the file /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf contained the following line:

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      After commenting it out, it works for me, as it relies on the common class condition that applies snponly.efi instead of ipxe.efi, as shown in the image:

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      How can I create an exception for this case (HP vs. Surface) in the condition so that both devices continue to function, even though they share the same “vendor-class-identifier”? As can be seen in the dhcpd.leasses image:

      170dffbc-5428-4c91-a452-7ab60eb645fc-image.png

      I have FOG version 1.5.10 and I would prefer not to update.

      Thanks!!

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