@george1421

Good news,
I was able to capture the windows 11 image and deploy successfully, but see how interesting the capture was.

When I connect the client machines directly to the network, that is, I connect the cable to the swtich and then directly to the laptop…
The laptop gets the internet address on the network, I choose the deploy option, I put the username fog and default password and then it shows me a network error screen, as if I didn’t get the ip on the network, but it did, because it showed at the beginning of the process.
Below the error screen.

Now, when I connect an IP phone to the network and use its LAN port (secondary port of the IP phone device) to turn on the laptop, the image is deployed without any problems.

Can you imagine what that could be?

Ok Here:

Ok Here:

Ok Here:

Ok Here:

Here the Error:

Ok @george1421 , thank you very much for your help, as soon as I finish the whole process I’ll let you know here.

@george1421

Man, I don’t know what happened that now I can boot the system and I’m able to capture the image I created.

It could have been an ubuntu update.

When I finish capturing…I’ll give you news here.

@george1421
Hi George, thanks for reply.

Turn off secure boot - OK, I done it.
Make sure the disk mode is ahci and not raid-on in the firmware - OK, I done it.
For UEFI systems you want to use ipxe.efi - OK, I done it.

Upgrade to the dev branch to take fog to 1.5.9.110 or later - OK, I done it.
Upgrade the FOS Linux kernel FOG WebUI->FOG Configuration->Kernel update Update the kernel to the latest in the 5.15.x branch - OK, I done it.
Update iPXE to the latest using this tutorial: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/15826/updating-compiling-the-latest-version-of-ipxe - I can’t do this because I can’t boot a machine to get hex number.

I tried to update ipxe in another way, but I couldn’t find any more recent updates.

Good afternoon people,

I have the following problem, I configured the FOG in ubuntu-20.04.5-live-server-amd64 in a virtual machine in hyper-v without any error, but on client machines when booting through pxe, I am not getting it access the next screen to capture/deploy.

It just keeps trying to boot, it doesn’t seem to find the FOG Project server and goes back to the initial screen. All client and server machines are on the same network segment.

UEFI settings were done in setup, I disabled the secure boot feature.

I use Windows Server 2016 STD DHCP Server with active DHCP, I changed the options, I tried both 067/filename and undionly.kpxe or ipxe.efi.

On client computers, I tried to boot these:
Notebook dell vostro 15 3510 or Notebook HP 240 G7 or HP Prodesk 400 G3 Mini.

If you can make a suggestion, I would greatly appreciate it.