@sebastian-roth

RESOLVED! I downloaded George1421’s file (fos-usb_03-20-18.img) and modified the grub.cfg file to point to my fog server IP. Burned to usb with Rufus and it WORKED! Works on both my late 2013’s and my mid-2015’s. Thank you all for your suggestions and guidance. This has been an ongoing project for me for months.

@sebastian-roth

RESOLVED! I downloaded George1421’s file (fos-usb_03-20-18.img) and modified the grub.cfg file to point to my fog server IP. Burned to usb with Rufus and it WORKED! Works on both my late 2013’s and my mid-2015’s. Thank you all for your suggestions and guidance. This has been an ongoing project for me for months.

@george1421
I would absolutely appreciate some guidance. Thank you. This has been a daily thorn in my side.

@sebastian-roth

I started working through the steps in this troubleshooting guide (http://ipxe.org/dev/driver) and finally had some kind of break through. Not sure what to do with it but some headway, nonetheless. I get the typical errors on trying to grab dhcp for net0 and net1. Then I can hit ‘s’ to go to ipxe command prompt. Once I am there, I unplug and reinsert the usb dongle. Ifstat shows me that it is now net2 (net0 is gone). I can now run dhcp net2 and I get an IP immediately. I can then go to chain http://x.x.x.x/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php and it brings up my fog menu. I am unable to do much in here because it goes through the process of loading the menu item (ie. Quick registration) and then it errors out. But this is progress. Doesn’t appear to be a driver issue. Thoughts?

@sebastian-roth

I am running OS X El Capitan Version 10.11.6. Not an upgrade, it came pre-installed with this version. The unit is brand new out of the box.

@howtogravity

Thank you for this suggestion. I think I already tried this but I am going to give it another try. I will update soon.

@quazz

1.5.0-RC-10

No internal ethernet adapter. I have both an external Apple ethernet to usb adapter (model A1277) and an external Apple ethernet to thunderbolt adapter. The latter does not boot at all. The usb one is the one I am using.

I have successfully setup and deployed Fog Imaging server for my Windows laptops and servers, and my Ubuntu laptops and servers, but I cannot get a working usb pxe boot solution for my mid-2015 Macbook Pros. The standard ipxe.efi file from pxe.org works fine on any Macbook earlier (I am using two versions of late-2013 models) but I get the following error for mid-2015’s:

Configuring (net0 08:6d:41:e6:d4:de) …NO configuration methods succeeded (http://ipxe.org/040ee186)
Could not open net1: Input/Output error (http://ipxe.org/1d6a4698)

Appears to be a dhcp timeout issue. Not enough of a delay before it loads the driver.

If I go to the pxe prompt,
ifstat: tells me net0 link is up but (closed) and there are txe and rxe errors. Also using NII

I have tried multiple .efi files and none of them work. I have also tried to install the file created by Tomsealy here (https://github.com/FOGProject/mac-boot) but no luck. Just spins for days.

We have tried the options outlined in the suggested link but we are running Windows Server 2008 DHCP so, according to the document, “Nobody in the FOG Community has succeeded with this as of yet.”

With that said, I was able to get the HP 640G3 and 840 G3/4 laptops to boot UEFI and Hyper-V Gen 2 to the Fog Server on a 2008 DHCP Server to Capture an Image, but it errors out when I try to Deploy an image after booting to the Fog Menu. Attached is the error that we are getting.

I am struggling to get my Mac machine to boot to my Fog Server. My Windows machines boot without issue. The error occurs right after the machine is assigned an IP address and it reads the undionly.kpxe file. My Windows server is my DHCP server.