@Sebastian-Roth

Is there a way to use an older Kernel that did have those settings?

Thanks,

Chris

@george1421

This is what I get from the device manager under hardware ID

usb\vid_17E9&PID_431F&REV_0102&MI_05

@george1421

That would be the wireless adapter MAC address

@george1421

Hi George,

The first image I posted was from after I selected full host registration from the FOG menu.

Here is what I am seeing after enabling debug

@george1421

Hi George,

I am able to get to the iPXE> prompt

@Wayne-Workman

Hi Waytne,

Did you ever get anywhere with that issue? Is there a list of kernel arguments somewhere that I could look at?

Thanks,

Chris

Hi George,

During the pre menu process it looks for an IP for net0 (has no MAC listed) and then for net1 (with the MAC of the dock) then it boots to the menu

Good afternoon,

First post here, but I have been using FOG for a few years now.

This issue has me stumped.

I have a late 2016 (or early 2017) Lenovo X1 Carbon (has no ethernet port) and I am using a USB3.0 Lenovo basic dock (P/N DL3700) for its ethernet port.

I have followed this guide BIOS and UEFI Co-Existence and setup our server 2012 DHCP as instructed.

We are running FOG 1.3.4 on CentOS7

I am able to PXE boot using ipxe.efi and I am able to get an IP on the net1 interface (interface net0 fails), and from there I am greeted with the FOG Menu.

Now my problems begin once I try to do a host registration or quick image.

I get the following.

I have also tried manually creating the host and adding the has_usb_nic=1 option and I get the same result.

I have also tried putting a dumb switch in-between the main connection and the PC with no change.

Any ideas as I am stumped.

Cheers,

Chris