Intel NUC D54250WYK network boot
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this problem happens with some network cards. in some cases, the only fix people have found is unplugging the power and network cable for a computer, waiting a few seconds, plugging things back in and they suddenly work. it’s not really a problem with our software, it’s a problem with their firmware.
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[quote=“Uncle Frank, post: 45068, member: 28116”]Awesome!!! I do remember the times when you had to properly shutdown the computer to be able to wake it up over LAN. And I’ve also see kind of recent PCs still having that issue. But I have never heard about machines not being able to PXE boot if not being shutdown properly! Thanks a lot for reporting this. I’ll add this to the wiki right now!
Edit: Done, [url]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/WorkingDevices#Computers[/url]
[B]Edit2: What about the BN2820FYKH? Do they work as well?[/B][/quote]
I forgot to mention that I was using a [B]DN2820FYKH[/B]. Sorry
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But I can tell that the other thread I saw in this forum was related to another NUC model. So maybe it’s a NUC thing
