@george1421 Everything should be set to the standard setting in Fog. I dont think we have changed anything. If you can tell me where to look for those I can take a screen shot and show you

@george1421 Our dhcp server is configured by our state department and we have to put in requests in order to make changes to it. I believe it is running Server 2008.

The fog server and pxe machine are both on the same subnet, in the same room right next to each other.

The 5510 is in uefi mode, and we have successfully booted other machines in this mode.

I’m not sure on the dhcp option. This is what we got when we upgraded fog this week.

When we try to boot we get this

Then it flashes this really quick

Then the machine goes to this screen.

I am trying to pxe boot a Dell Latitude 5510. It shows that the media is found, and then it goes to black screen and then comes up and says no bootable devices found. We have updated fog to the latest version and the kernel to the latest version, but it still will not boot into fog. I have other machines that will boot into fog just fine, however this 5510 will not. Any ideas?

After going back and looking at my settings, it appears that my changes in option 67 didn’t take effect. I changed them again, rebooted our server and everything is working fine now. Thanks for all your help.

I’m trying to capture an image on a Dell Optiplex 5040 running Windows 7 Professional. All BIOS settings are straight out of the box, nothing has been changed or altered. I’m not getting any errors in apache. DHCP 66 is set to our FOG server IP address and 67 is set to undionly.kpxe

Server Unbuntu 16

• FOG Version: Running Version 1.3.0-RC-11
  SVN Revision: 5956
• OS:

Client

• Service Version:
• OS:

I’m trying to do a full host registration and inventory and I keep getting a Kernel panic error. We have just recently upgraded to the fog trunk and now I cant do host registrations. I know very little about linux so any help would be greatly appreciated.