@Wayne-Workman said in boot pxe issue:

https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=BIOS_and_UEFI_Co-Existence

Thanks Wayne I made the changes.

@george1421 Not sure I’m not the only one that gets into this machine. let me ask.

@Sebastian-Roth yes. Still not able to update them. Although I just check and I have the latest. All imaging going fine. Just can’t figure out why I get that ftp error.

I get transfer failed

Type: 1024, File: /var/www/fog/lib/fog/fogftp.class.php, Line: 219, Message: FTP connection failed, Host: , Username: fog

@Wayne-Workman

Fog version 1.5.5

Fog Server Ubuntu 17.10 artful

Having a problem replicating images
Type: 2, File: /var/www/fog/lib/fog/fogftp.class.php, Line: 463, Message: ftp_login(): Login incorrect., Host:x.x.x.x

So Ive check online and in the forum and still not able to get this working. I’ve made sure the passwords match on the servers.

Well the tech that was trying to image a machine ran me down a rabbit trail. He didn’t have the computer on the correct network. However I’m still having a problem downloading new kernel bzimage.

@sebastian-roth We have new workstations that will not boot from fog PXE correctly; so I was reading about the Kernel under Fog Configurations --> main --> kernel and it states “This section allows you to update the Linux kernel which is used to boot the client computers. In FOG, this kernel holds all the drivers for the client computer, so if you are unable to boot a client you may wish to update to a newer kernel which may have more drivers built in.”

With all due respect I’m not trying to be an a**, but just need to figure out why it will not download the latest one.

From my last image upload it’s now showing “Unable to contact server” before it was giving that error I originally posted.

@sebastian-roth Its under main menu Kernel update. Also note after updating to 17.10 Ubuntu I just ran the fog installer again and no change.

https://ibb.co/hGPjbS

@sebastian-roth Sebastian no worries on the questions. Actually I just found the issue. We are working on a Windows 10 deployment and they are having problems PXE Booting the new Dell workstations. So to fix the issue I was going to update the PXE kernel. Server been working fine. Think a reinstall would help?

@sebastian-roth Its a default fog install. Just installed it about 7 months ago. We had to upgrade the hardware and I restored the database and uploaded my host. I just finished upgrading to Ubuntu 17.10 last night hoping this would help but it didn’t.

@sebastian-roth

https://ibb.co/mviVi7