FOG 33b - installation - HP Elite 8300 SFF
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And could I have a definitive answer on if it is necessary with 33b to modify the bind-address= in /etc/mysql/my.cnf to my fogserver ip address? (as it was necessary with 32)
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Thanks so much Tom. It works again. And I will not tick that option again.
Can I suggest the following text in addition to that you have by that tick box:Warning - if you tick this box, this user will not be able to log into this FOG Management Console in the future.
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I am trying to register 1 client, an old HP
PXE TFTP open timeout
It’s not finding the pxe boot file.
A few years ago I think I fixed this with
sudo start tftpd-hpaBut tftpd-hpa is already running.
Server 2012 R2 already has DHCP scope options:
066 = fogserver
067 = undionly.kpxeSo what’s the problem?
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does your fog server have the file:
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yes
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And could I have a definitive answer on if it is necessary with 33b to modify the bind-address= in /etc/mysql/my.cnf to my fogserver ip address? (as it was necessary with 32)
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i recommend setting 66=10.0.1.40 on your DHCP server, so there isn’t any question if it’s resolving the hostname
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Probably still necessary. I don’t have a definitive answer because this varies per system.
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I have also tried one of the new HP clients. It does not find the pxe file either.
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Please make sure you listen to Tom FIRST!
Sometimes after a restart you need to restart the tftp service.
[CODE]sudo restart tftpd-hpa[/CODE]
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Thanks Junkhacker, I forgot to put in a DNS reference to fogserver.
Now PXE is working on the old HP
The registration works.
But now when the PC is rebooted, and I don’t touch anything, when it defaults past the FOG options, whilst the FOG pxe page is still visible, I see:“Booting from SAN device 0x80”
and it freezes there. Nothing I press takes me further …
I have not set an imaging task or anything like that.
I’ll try the new HP and get back to you.
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SAN device 0x80 is the local hard disk. is there a valid OS on the drive?
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Ubuntu 12.04.4
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i mean on the client that is pxe booting, not the server
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I have just changed the boot order on the client with Ubuntu 12, to boot straight to the HD and Ubuntu booted as expected.
The harddisk is not corrupt.It’s definitely the fog pxe file creating the problem.
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Just to explain, I want to put Ubuntu 12 on all the old HP PCs as a way of both erasing the hard drives and also making it possible for the parents in the school to have a free linux PC if they want, instead of throwing them away.
But the real priority is getting the new Windows 8.1 HP clients deployed.
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:eek: side stepped us there lol. so [U]Client is Ubuntu 12.04.4[/U]
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i’m not sure why it is failing to boot to the hard drive of the computer after ipxe loads, but fog appears to be working properly. I would actually be willing to bet that if you took an image of the computer, then imaged it again with fog, it would work fine when not pxe booting. fog is typically used on windows clients, but many people have it working on linux as well.
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sanboot --no-describe --drive 0x80 is the line in BootMenu.class.php that deals with how to pass to the harddrive. That said, not all systems like this method. If your systems are freezing. Try changing those lines to just say: exit.
Thank you,
