HP Stream 11 Pro
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[S]Yes.[/S] I tried both.
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If I use undionly.kkpxe it locks up here: “/bzImage… Ok — /init.xz… OK”
If I use undionly.kpxe it locks up here: “iPXE initialising devices…” -
Can you try using the ipxe.pxe file?
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Message: “No bootable device-- insert boot disk and press any key”
[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/1/1809_NoBootableDevice.jpg?:”]NoBootableDevice.jpg[/url]
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Great to see that you guys have been busy working on this! I read through all of it and through a lot of things on the net too. It boilds down to: iPXE does not have a native driver for ASIX AX88772B. We could start porting the linux kernel source to make it part of the iPXE source (can’t see that I have enough time to do this) or we need to stick to UNDI (common NIC interface to not have to have a native driver for each and every piece of hardware). Unfortunately it seems like this NIC chip is kind of buggy and doesn’t work with iPXE’s undionly.kpxe straight away. Others have tried that before:
[url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/asix-ax88772a-initialization-failed.10825/[/url]
[url]https://gist.githubusercontent.com/robinsmidsrod/5696924/raw/1fbe20bd672e59beb1ca892a9321ddaeae113c68/gistfile1.txt[/url]So we end up with having to use undionly.kkpxe for now. AFAIK there is no way around this at the moment. First step done!
Now iPXE loads the kernel and init.xz. This hangs on your hardware. Might be a NIC issue but I doubt it. Tom just added a new option to increase debugging output level in the web interface. So please update to current SVN, crank up the loglevel to ‘7’ and try again. The next screenshot will hopefully tell us what’s wrong then!
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Revision 3148, correct?
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Sorry, didn’t think you’d read this that fast…
Tom is working on other issues right now and it might take an hour or two till he’s got time to add this to the code. Probably will be 3149 then. -
Ok. Awesome. Thank you very much.
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If you want to try it out straight way just edit /var/www/fog/lib/fog/BootMenu.class.php and change all the places where you see ‘loglevel=4’ and make it ‘loglevel=7’…
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This should now be in the SVN 3149 I believe.
If you don’t see the range slider right away perform a SHIFT+F5 or hard refresh and it should appear.
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I will try this first thing in the morning. A couple of questions: Is there a USB to Ethernet that you would recommend for this HP Stream 11 pro?
This USB to Ethernet was recommended by HP. I will contact them again to see if they have another USB to ethernet that may work better. Can you tell me what specifications are required for iPXE to work 100%.
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Check out this post: [url]http://www.johnwillis.com/2014/03/pxe-booting-using-usb-to-ethernet-dongle.html[/url]
John Willis has been working hard to make USB adapters work with iPXE at all. It’s all still pretty new and I guess there is no garantee other then bying an adapter and trying it out. We are in the process of documenting which ones work and which don’t. But we only just started… [url]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/WorkingDevices#USB_Ethernet_Adapters[/url]
There is a thing called ECM (Ethernet Control Model) which is one of several different protocols used by those adapters (see here for more information: [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet_over_USB[/url]). iPXE supports ECM and [S]should[/S] might work with ECM adapters. Here is an example of an USB ethernet adapter having ECM built in: [url]http://www.realtek.com.tw/press/newsViewOne.aspx?NewsID=302&Langid=1&PNid=0&PFid=1&Level=1[/url]
But as you can see in the wiki we still don’t seem to have someone who’s got the RTL8153 up and running…
It boils down to buy-and-try or wait till someone else has done it!
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Got it working?? I just found this (again) where someone had if working already months ago: [url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/fog-pxe-boot-with-usb-to-ethernet-adapter.10352/page-3#post-40799[/url]
