@george1421 Correct…however I just found that there’s an snponly.efi that I hadn’t previously tried and I got the menu!

You should totally delete this whole thread. It’s simply full of me not paying attention. However, it does highlight your immense patience with an absolute dolt. So maybe it’s worth something. Thanks for your help, it did help me refocus, eliminate, and double check my work before posting.

@george1421 Sheesh, deprecated files. I hadn’t considered that or even NOT comparing what I have to 1.4.4. Did I mention noob?

I tried to edit my initial post to reflect that I was wrong about not having any efi files, we have ipxe, intel, and realtek. I’ve changed my DHCP config back to the way it was before tinkering with the efi stuff.

I now have ‘server option 67’ as ipxe.efi. Now, attempting to pxe boot gets me a “no configuration methods succeeded”. I installed a dumb switch between the target PC and our enterprise switches to eliminate the spanning tree problem.

Don’t know if this helps, I had wireshark on this during pxe boot and it’s IDing as Arch:00007:UNDI:003016 (which is why I initially went with the ipxe7156.efi).

@george1421 Thanks for that quick reply! DHCP server is Windows server in AD. I have the boot file name in option 67, but the actual file, ipxe7156.efi, is not present on the Fog server in the tftp directory.

I’ve had this FOG install since 1.2.0. Been using it for really basic stuff and never had a problem so I feel like a complete noob, please treat me like one.

We’ve been doing BIOS images until now and I’m switching to UEFI, vendor classes, and all the fun new stuff that comes with. I thought I had everything set up perfectly but it wouldn’t work. I hit the laptop with wireshark and found it’s looking for the surface pro 4 efi file (ipxe7156.efi). So I go hunting for it and and discover I don’t have it or any other efi files…turns out there are a lot of files not in my tftp directory that I should have for being on v1.5.9. Comparing to 1.4.4 I’m 1 directory and 10 files short. Current files seem to be updating but I’m not pulling any new files…maybe since 1.2.0?

Maybe I messed something up when I upgraded to trunk 4 or 5 years back, or I’m not pulling from Git correctly? Here’s how I’ve been upgrading:

cd /opt/fog
sudo git pull
cd bin
sudo ./installfog.sh

check git version:
cd /opt/fog
sudo git log -1

Huge thanks for everyone’s help!