@sebastian-roth Thank all of you. The issue has been solved. I did a new installation of the whole system. Before I did an Export of all available PCs to CSV and also the same with images, after the installation I imported everything again and now I have a better performance with a new system on a new hardware.

Thanks for your help

@george1421 Hi,

These settings were working for the last 4 months, it began 2 days ago for a reason. Now I tried to update the FOG Installation, unfortunately I’m not able to login to the webinterface anymore. I have tried all possible users and passwords but it wont let me login.

After the update, I get the message with username: fog and Password: password.
I have tried to change alls settings in .fogsettings, when I do that… MYSQL will not work anymore, I get Database connection not possible. Then when I undo the settings it connects but the same thing no possibility to login.

Any idea?

Hi,

Since yesterday we are having an issue, the PCs are not able to boot from PXE anymore.

As you can see I’m getting this error.

I have no idea why we are getting this error.

Fog is installed on CentOS 7.

Thank you for your help.

@sebastian-roth Issue hase been fixed by using the 5.15.19 kernel. Many thanks @george1421 and @Sebastian-Roth for the quick support.

@george1421 said in Fujitsu Lifebook U7511 PXE Boot:

@travi Well hold off for a minute. If you are able to get an IP address right away (as shown in the picture) then its working fine.

Why are we getting that message about network adapter not being found.

With this same exact computer on this same exact network cable let do this.

Go into the FOG UI and delete the current task. Then reschedule a new task with this computer, but this time without debug enable. Does this image correctly now?

I’m having doubt to why this failed.

I did this, unfortubalety it’s not working, I get the same error. Tomorrow I will try to boot with a USB Network adapter to see if this will fix this issue.

Thanks

@george1421

I will put one switch between the Building one and let you know if this fixes the issue.
Thank you for your quick reply and your help.

@george1421 Strange, now its getting an IP

@sebastian-roth said in Fujitsu Lifebook U7511 PXE Boot:

@travi said in Fujitsu Lifebook U7511 PXE Boot:

Exactly, its showing only the loopback.

What do you mean by that? In the pixture we clearly see eno1 and obviously an IP address on that network interface. Why do you mask the IPs? Security by obscurity (Bruce Schneier)!?

Edit: Wait a second, why do we see Dell in that picture while this topic is about the Fujitsu Lifebook U7511?? You need to run those commands on the Fujitsu Lifebook U7511 and post a picture of the output here!!!

Sorry for masking the IPs. I was trying on 2 different PCs to see the difference between both and have posted the wrong one.

@george1421 said in Fujitsu Lifebook U7511 PXE Boot:

@travi This is interesting in that the 8086:155a is an “old” network adapter, the driver has been in the kernel since linux kernel 3.19. The other outputs only confirm what you are telling us. The only other helpful command I should have had you run is ip a s But I’m suspecting that will only show us the loopback interface.

Exactly, its showing only the loopback. Is there anything else that I can do to fix this issue and be able to boot the device to capture it? Is there a possibility to make the image locally to an external HDD, maybe to boot from a USB flash drive, connect the USB-HDD to that laptop and create the Image? I can then copy the image to the Server.

The issue is that, I need the laptop by tomorrow. I will be traveling and I have to take with me after reimaging it. I used to use HDD-Clone, Ghost before, but I found the solution with FOG as the best for our company.

Thank you George1421

@george1421 Good morning.
Here is the output