Just to add some more notes to the thread - my test machines include a Biostar A880GB+ motherboard with the Realtek NIC I referenced earlier. The other is an Asus laptop - a K60IJ with an Atheros AR8121/AR8113/AR8114 pci-e NIC along with an Atheros wireless card. Again, the “stock” FOG undionly.kpxe file didn’t work with the AR8121. I got a “insert boot media” error.
I decided to try using the undionly.kpxe file that I compiled for the Realtek NIC. Full host registration seemed to go fine but if I told FOG to image the computer upon reboot, undionly.kpxe would see the wireless NIC (identified as net0) and bypass that with an error. It would then identify the AR8121 (as net1) and boot into the FOG menu with a “Not a registered host” error. On a hunch, I yanked the wireless card and then imaging could take place properly if the AR8121 was identified as net0. I’m sure what this all means yet, but I wanted to note my experience.
These two hosts worked fine in 0.32 from start to finish, including snapins & multicasting.
Andy