I found a couple of other posts saying to upgrade to the latest version. I have done that and it’s solved.

@Sebastian-Roth
Thank you

@austinjt01 The error message in the pictures does not seem to be the same than the one you describe via text. Please be more specific on what exactly the issue is.

@george1421 Thanks so much @george1421 ! That fixed my issue.

@austinjt01 said in Lenovo P52 - Stuck on iPXE 1.20.1:

Yes still stuck at the handoff to FOS.

One option you can try is to compile the latest version of iPXE. There has been some updates to iPXE since 1.5.9 has been released. There may be some value in trying the process outlined by Sebastian here: https://forums.fogproject.org/post/141618

You will need the github version of the fog installer to follow these steps.

@austinjt01 Ok that is a great starting point. I’ll again refer you to my tutorial: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/11126/using-fog-postinstall-scripts-for-windows-driver-injection-2017-ed

Look at the fog.custominstall script. Start with that script and then in this section add your code:

echo "Done" debugPause . ${postdownpath}fog.copydrivers # . ${postdownpath}fog.updateunattend umount /ntfs

Remove the call to the fog.copydrivers and fog.updateunattended and insert your code. At this point in the code /ntfs has been mounted onto the windows (C: drive) partition, wherever it may be. The script takes into account nvme vs sata as well as partitions being in different order or locations.

@austinjt01 Please create new threads for each issue.

Enterprise and Education versions natively support it.

@sudburr hey thank you for this, you are really more advanced with the dpinst usage.
Appreciate your post a lot 🙂