@george1421worked perfectly. thanks!

@Wayne-Workman Thanks for your responses! I have a working environment set up now. We may have some leg work to do to get to more ideal environment for our business, but I got everything working for our current needs. Abandoning the notion of dual nic’s was all i needed to do. We will probably work with the vlans to make it separate network sub but for now all is well.

@george1421
Posiflex 3815

System Manufacturer	POSIFLEX
System Product	XT3815
System Version	B1F2212311
System Serial Number	XTHXXX26
System UUID	12345678-1234-5678-90ab-cddeefaabbcc
System Type	Type: Notebook
BIOS Vendor	INSYDE Corp.
BIOS Version	REV.H
BIOS Date	02/10/2017
Motherboard Manufacturer	POSIFLEX
Motherboard Product Name	XT3815
Motherboard Version	B1
Motherboard Serial Number	Type2 - Board Serial Number
Motherboard Asset Tag	Type2 - Board Asset Tag
CPU Manufacturer	Intel(R) Corporation
CPU Version	Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU J1900 @ 1.99GHz
CPU Normal Speed	Current Speed: 2009 MHz
CPU Max Speed	Max Speed: 2416 MHz
Memory	3.75 GiB
Hard Disk Model	Phison SSBP064GTMC0-S11
Hard Disk Firmware	SBFM00.8
Hard Disk Serial Number	171XXXXXX126
Chassis Manufacturer	Chassis Manufacturer
Chassis Version	
Chassis Serial	Chassis Serial Number
Chassis Asset

@Raymond-Bell It was permissions issue. I thought i had everything set properly but these two changes fixed the issue.

chown -R fog:root /images
chmod -R 777 /images

Running Version 69
SVN Revision: 6079

Is there logging for when a file is deleted? I have guys who like to delete images and I am trying to track down the culprit. Any help would be appreciated.

@george1421 I am on dnsmasq 2.76 and my ltsp.conf file is identical to what you posted.
All of my Dell’s are working 100% now. I am not sure why they did not initially, but they seem to be fine now. I will capture the pcap today with the Posiflex. Thanks!

So I have been testing this all morning with different machines. Its seems to be working on my Dell’s just fine but inconsistently on my Posiflex units. I have only been able to successfully image one using UEFI.

I have another machine, this is a Posiflex XT3815 (its all in one Point of Sale computer). It attempted to register using the UEFI stack but once we hit enter to register its going into a menu loop where it will countdown 3 seconds on host registration but wont except any input until it times out.

Running Version 69
SVN Revision: 6079

Last night I followed this guide https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/8726/advanced-dnsmasq-techniques to updating dnsmasq to support UEFI. Great guide!!!

I have run into a little quirk with this set up and I am wondering if there is already a fix in place or am i missing something.

On a new machine, its a Dell Optiplex 7050. I booted with UEFI IPv4 to try and register the machine. It timed out as no boot device available. In wireshark, Fog sent out the DHCP offer but that was the only communication. Going further, I used legacy boot PXE and was able to register the machine. Next, I selected deploy on my image and booted the machine with UEFI IPv4. This time it booted successfully and imaged.

So I am trying to figure out why it would not register initially but once the client was already registered UEFI IPv4 would work fine.

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated and thanks for all your work!

@george1421 Understood, I didn’t read that document thoroughly enough. I will recommend to our purchasing department to look at the hardware raid controllers. I am sure its a cost decision but more likely its that they don’t know any better. Thanks!

@george1421 Any chance we might see support for this in the future then? Would save me a lot of time!

@george1421 said in Dell Poweredge R330 with PERC S130 Raid Controller:

I looked at that guide and got into debug with mdraid=true on. looking at /proc/mdstat, there is no md126 present or anything else there for that matter. The drives that show up are /dev/sda and /dev/sdb/ .

Running Version 69
SVN Revision: 6079

Looking for a little help with capturing/deploying an image on a Dell R330 with a PERC s130 RAID controller. I am thinking maybe its a driver issue for the RAID controller. The configuration is RAID1 and when the image is captured the only partition that is seen is /dev/sda1. However there should be multiple partitions on the image. When deployed, the RAID is broken on /dev/sda and will not boot, so it defaults to the RAIDed disk /dev/sdb and boots to that (which is unimaged, so its the original OOBE os). We have imaged other Poweredge machines with PERC RAID controllers and they have worked fine. However, the two machines I have tried with the s130 have both failed.

Any help would be appreciated! Thanks

@george1421
Posiflex 3815

System Manufacturer	POSIFLEX
System Product	XT3815
System Version	B1F2212311
System Serial Number	XTHXXX26
System UUID	12345678-1234-5678-90ab-cddeefaabbcc
System Type	Type: Notebook
BIOS Vendor	INSYDE Corp.
BIOS Version	REV.H
BIOS Date	02/10/2017
Motherboard Manufacturer	POSIFLEX
Motherboard Product Name	XT3815
Motherboard Version	B1
Motherboard Serial Number	Type2 - Board Serial Number
Motherboard Asset Tag	Type2 - Board Asset Tag
CPU Manufacturer	Intel(R) Corporation
CPU Version	Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU J1900 @ 1.99GHz
CPU Normal Speed	Current Speed: 2009 MHz
CPU Max Speed	Max Speed: 2416 MHz
Memory	3.75 GiB
Hard Disk Model	Phison SSBP064GTMC0-S11
Hard Disk Firmware	SBFM00.8
Hard Disk Serial Number	171XXXXXX126
Chassis Manufacturer	Chassis Manufacturer
Chassis Version	
Chassis Serial	Chassis Serial Number
Chassis Asset