@george1421 said in No configuration method succeeded:

@phm2000 said in No configuration method succeeded:

I disabled RSP on my switch,

I would think this is the opposite of what you want. It seems like it could be a standard spanning tree issue, where RSTP would address the issue. I’m thinking this because ipxe is seeing the network adapter.

Thanks, but the only mode that allow pxe is to disable spanning tree. I tried STP, RSTP, PVST and MSTP but pxe doesn’t launch.

What manufacturer and model are your network switches?

It’s a HPE 5130

@george1421 said in No configuration method succeeded:

@phm2000 said in No configuration method succeeded:

I disabled RSP on my switch,

I would think this is the opposite of what you want. It seems like it could be a standard spanning tree issue, where RSTP would address the issue. I’m thinking this because ipxe is seeing the network adapter.

Thanks, but the only mode that allow pxe is to disable spanning tree. I tried STP, RSTP, PVST and MSTP but pxe doesn’t launch.

Hi

I didn’t find soluce on different post, so I make a new post.
I configure my DHCP server (windows 2012 r2) to enable UEFI boot, but I have this error
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I disabled RSP on my switch, I set ipxe.efi (undipxe doesn’t match)
What else ?

thanks

I find the service that wasn’t lauched. “service de la passerelle de la couche application”
Fog Service is ok and computer joined domain

Thanks

Here are dependency

Hi

I have same error with windows 10 1909
DNS client is started

fog 1.5.9 rc2, client 0.12

Any idea?

Ok, many thanks, I will continue with 1.5.9rc2

Thanks for reply

Which version do you recommend ? 1.5.8 or 1.5.9 rc2 ?

Is 1.59rc2 stable ?

Thanks

Hi

I can’t upgrade my version to master, I always have 1.59rc2 version (I’m on centos7)

What I did :
cd /root/fogproject
git checkout master
git pull
cd bin
./installfog.sh

But always 1.59rc2 verison instead of 1.58, what should I do ?

Thanks for help

hi

I have same problem with fog 1.5.7, is there a solution ?

Thanks

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 36435, member: 7271”]I’m aware of a problem with multicast starting and the only work around I have found is to truncate your multicastSessions and multicastSessionsAssoc tables. On the fog server, kill all the current udp-sender processes.

[code]mysql -u root [ -p’PASSWORDHERE’ #only if you have a mysql password] fog
truncate table multicastSessions;
truncate table multicastSessionsAssoc;
delete * from tasks WHERE taskTypeID=‘8’;
exit;
sudo killall udp-sender; sudo killall udp-sender; sudo killall udp-sender
sudo service FOGMulticastManager restart;[/code]

Then recreate your multicast task (not the one to “join” session). All should work.[/quote]
Hi

I tried it but without success, it stays blocked at “starting to restore image”