We have had some success with using the snponly.efi boot file instead of ipxe.efi. Also updating to fog version 1.5.7.100 might have helped as well. I did notice today HP came out with a newer bios verison for the HP 840 G6 model. Bios version 01.04.02 which seems to have a lot of bug fixes. I might give this a try tomorrow but I figured someone else might want to try it out before me and let me know how it goes.

We have had some success with using the snponly.efi boot file instead of ipxe.efi. Also updating to fog version 1.5.7.100 might have helped as well. I did notice today HP came out with a newer bios verison for the HP 840 G6 model. Bios version 01.04.02 which seems to have a lot of bug fixes. I might give this a try tomorrow but I figured someone else might want to try it out before me and let me know how it goes.

@george1421 Thanks for the quick reply. I tried what you suggested and didn’t seem to help. And now my theory with it being an issue with only bios version 01.03.00 doesn’t seem to be holding true. Just unboxed another laptop and it seems to be having that exact same issue. This issue isn’t just slow imaging, it is slow loading pretty much everything after it loads ipxe.efi file. when its trying to load bzImage file (which usually takes 1 second) it is taking 15 minutes before that file is loaded.

I’m noticing an issue as well. We just received some HP 840 G6 laptops and they came pre-loaded with bios version 01.03.00 and I was able to image them just fine. But then I decided to upgrade one of them to bios version 01.03.04 before imaging and now the imaging process is super slow. It also looks like bios version 01.03.00 isn’t available to download. So now I’m stuck waiting for a bios update I guess. I’ve talked to HP chat and they didn’t have 01.03.00 bios available to download.