Problem on HP ProBook 650g2

[plegrand]

@Tom-Elliott
For the moment here is the tests i made :

I use ipxe.pxe

Then for the “ProBook” Computer i always have this message :

Warning using legacy NIC wrapper on 00:00:00:00:00:00
Configuring NET0 00:00:00:00:00:00
error 040ee119
Configuring NET1 98:e7:f4:e8:2b:bd
...

But the computer is well registered, than i can say that it works

For the computers with realtek nic it boot fine also.

Then i keep use ipxe.pxe for the moment and not “undionly.kpxe” (problem with realtek nic)

I continue my tests.
thanks again for your help

[Tom Elliott]

@plegrand Would it be safe, for now, to solve the thread?

I ran into a similar issue with HP ProBook 645 G2 and the fix for us was to use the ipxe.pxe file as well.

I also saw the “net 0 [00:00:00:00:00:00]” messages, but I think this is the nic’s Bluetooth adapter only translated off the nic with an invalid mac address as there’s nothing for it to connect to.

[plegrand]

@Tom-Elliott
i think also is the bluetooth adapter

The thread is solved for me except “Fatal Error, unable to find size data out on”
But i think this problem come from the original partitionning (new HP computer with a lot of partition)
I have to reinstall it with the good number of partition.
As we saw that before i think it will solve the problem ?

Big, enormous thanks again for Fog and your precious help .

[Tom Elliott]

I think so too, but yours is definitely not the first of this issue being reported. When I get home tonight (I’m on EST) i will test an upload just to ensure all is well. If I find any issues with the init’s I’ll try fixing and posting info on them. Thanks for your time too.

[plegrand]

@Tom-Elliott
Hello
do you want i solve this thread ?

[Tom Elliott]

@plegrand I can solve it, just wanted to make sure it was “okay” to do so.

[plegrand]

@Tom-Elliott i 'm making a lot of tests with my new configuration (ipxe) and it seems everything works fine except : Warning using legacy NIC wrapper on 00:00:00:00:00:00 message.
Then everything it’s ok !!

Just for information here is my new menu for ipxe (default.ipxe)

#!ipxe
# Variables utilisables : http://ipxe.org/cfg
# Commandes utilisables : http://ipxe.org/cmd

# --------------------------- VARIABLES ----------------------------------------
# TimeOut de 5 secondes
set TimeOut 5000

set fog-proto http
set fog-ip 192.168.39.243
set fog-webroot fog
set fog-url ${fog-proto}://${fog-ip}/${fog-webroot}

set tftp-proto tftp
set tftp-ip 192.168.39.247
set tftp-url ${tftp-proto}://${tftp-ip}
set ghost-directory ghost
set memdisk-bin memdisk
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Test du processeur : si ext 29 alors 64 bits sinon 32 bits
# && : Si Oui 
# || : Si Non
cpuid --ext 29 && set arch x86_64 || set arch i386

# Image de fond
console --picture http://192.168.39.243/fog/service/ipxe/bg.png --left 100 --right 8

params
param mac0 ${net0/mac}
param arch ${arch}
param platform ${platform}
param product ${product}
param manufacturer ${product}
param ipxever ${version}
param filename ${filename}
# S'il existe une seconde carte réseau alors le paramètre mac1 correspondra à son adresse mac. Sinon branchement sur MENU.
# S'il existe une troisième carte réseau alors le paramètre mac2 correspondra à son adresse mac. Sinon branchement sur MENU.
isset ${net1/mac} && param mac1 ${net1/mac} || goto MENU
isset ${net2/mac} && param mac2 ${net2/mac} || goto MENU

:MENU
menu
item Local      Boot local
item Fog        Fog
# item HostInfo   Informations sur cette machine
item Shell      IPXE shell
item Ghost      Ghost Drivers Universels
choose --default Local --timeout ${TimeOut} target && goto ${target}

:Local
sanboot --no-describe --drive 0x80 || 
prompt
goto MENU

:Fog
chain ${fog-url}/service/ipxe/boot.php##params ||
prompt
goto MENU
 
:HostInfo
echo This computer : ||
echo MAC address....${net0/mac} ||
echo MAC address....${net1/mac} ||
echo MAC address....${net2/mac} ||
echo IP address.....${ip} ||
echo Netmask........${netmask} ||
echo Serial.........${serial} ||
echo Asset number...${asset} ||
echo Manufacturer...${manufacturer} ||
echo Product........${product} ||
echo BIOS platform..${platform} ||
echo ||
echo press any key to return to Menu ||
prompt
goto MENU

:Shell
shell ||
goto MENU

:Ghost
kernel ${tftp-url}/${memdisk-bin} keeppxe floppy
initrd ${tftp-url}/${ghost-directory}/universels.img
boot memdisk
prompt
goto MENU

autoboot

Tanks again

[Tom Elliott]

@plegrand The first nic weirdness is expected as I said. Using ipxe.pxe should work, and as you and I both suspect I still think it’s the bluetooth part. Unfortunately I don’t think it’s something your or I can fix. As long as all still ‘works’ after that point, you should be fine though.

[plegrand]

@x23piracy
“we have a lot of this probook’s 650 G2 and they are working fine for me.”

Just to be sure :

you havent this message :
Warning using legacy NIC wrapper on 00:00:00:00:00:00

Are you using ipxe.pxe or undionly.kpxe ?
If you use “undionly.kpxe”, have you got problem with computer with Realtek RTL8168D/8111D NIC

Thanks for your answer

[x23piracy]

@plegrand said in Problem on HP ProBook 650g2:

Are you using ipxe.pxe or undionly.kpxe ?
If you use “undionly.kpxe”, have you got problem with computer with Realtek RTL8168D/8111D NIC

Thanks for your answer

lets have a look:

Regards X23

[plegrand]

@x23piracy said in Problem on HP ProBook 650g2:
Then have you got problem with computer with Realtek RTL8168D/8111D NIC (if you have some)
Thanks for your answer