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    Chain booting 0.33 Beta from 0.32.

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      jbsclm Developer
      last edited by

      N.B. Fog 0.33 is currently beta,this will allow you to test 0.33 alongside your existing 0.32 installation.

      It assumes an existing working 0.32 installation, and also a working 0.33 install.

      On your 0.32 installation.

      Via the “other information” -> “PXE Boot Menu screen” -> “Advance Configurations” Add the following to your custom text, where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP address of your new 0.33 server.

      LABEL FOG 0.33 Beta
      kernel ipxe.krn dhcp && chain [url]http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php?mac=${net0/mac}[/url]
      MENU LABEL DEV menu

      Don’t forget to suppy a Master password before saving pressing “Save PXE Menu”

      copy the ipxe.krn file from /tftpboot on the 0.33 server to the same location on the 0.32 server.

      On the 0.33 server.

      [B]Disable[/B] the dhcp service on the 0.33 server, you will need to consult the O/S documentation for details on how to do that.

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        grogthegreat
        last edited by

        Thanks for this info! I really wanted to start testing 0.33 but need to keep my 0.32 in production.

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          stark325
          last edited by

          Thanks jbsclm

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