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  • J
    Jarli
    last edited by Jun 24, 2014, 1:16 PM

    I found an older version of the ISO, which is much much much smaller at only 4MB. Will let you guys know what happens from here.

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      Andy Abplanalp Developer
      last edited by Jun 24, 2014, 1:31 PM

      When I load my Dell diagnostics ISO into WinISO, it lists it as “Bootable”. When I load the ISO you referenced into WinISO, it says “Non-bootable”. Are you certain this is not one of those Dell ISOs that’s meant to run within the Windows environment?

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        Jarli
        last edited by Jun 24, 2014, 1:39 PM

        It very well may be, but I’ve dropped the iso I originally found, and have a bootable version now that I am working on configuring.

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          Jarli
          last edited by Jun 24, 2014, 1:57 PM

          Well with the smaller Dell Diagnostics, which is now (dell.img) i get an message which is “Bootstrap to large to load”

          Still testing, just providing an update for anyone who may be monitoring this ticket.

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            etb
            last edited by Jul 10, 2014, 11:35 PM

            Did you find any resolution to this problem? I’m having the “Memdisk to large to load” issue with ISOs that worked with pxe/FOG .32

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              Jarli
              last edited by Jul 11, 2014, 6:25 PM

              We ended up using this ISO [url]http://downloads.dell.com/diags/DELL_32-BIT-DIAGNOSTICS_5114-2_R206154.exe[/url]
              [LIST]
              []With the above installer you need to run “Create a bootable image”
              [/LIST]
              [LIST]
              [
              ]This image gets saved on the fog server (at least with a stock install to) /www/fog/service/ipxe
              [/LIST]
              And adding this to the boot menu to BootMenu.Class.Php

              [CODE] }
              else if ($option == ‘fog.systest’)
              {

                      print ":$option\n";
                      print "kernel memdisk iso raw\n";
                      print "initrd diags.iso\n";
                      print "boot || goto MENU\n";
              

              [/CODE]

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                Tom Elliott
                last edited by Jul 11, 2014, 6:31 PM

                It’s more preferred that you use the advanced menu option in PX E Settings because if you update the boot menu will be reset

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                  Jarli
                  last edited by Jul 11, 2014, 8:46 PM

                  We attempted to use the Advance Boot menu, but were unsuccessful.

                  Given our above example which prompted your note. Copied below.

                  [CODE]
                  }
                  else if ($option == ‘fog.systest’)
                  {

                          print ":$option\n";
                          print "kernel memdisk iso raw\n";
                          print "initrd diags.iso\n";
                          print "boot || goto MENU\n";
                  

                  [/CODE]

                  How would we add additional boot options to the advanced boot menu.

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                  • J
                    Jarli
                    last edited by Aug 5, 2014, 11:42 AM

                    Sorry for coming back to this so late,

                    But how would you add a menu list outside of this using the Advanced Menu option within the PX E settings

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                      Junkhacker Developer
                      last edited by Aug 5, 2014, 1:33 PM

                      have you looked at the examples here? [url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Advanced_Boot_Menu_Configuration_options[/url]

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                        Jarli
                        last edited by Aug 7, 2014, 12:10 PM

                        We are now looking at these, thank you for the guide.

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