Posts made by bjennings79

Yes, will give it a try and report back.

New install of FOG 0.32 on Ubuntu 12.10. This is a standalone server, not part of any other network.
Each time the server is rebooted, the DHCP and TFTP services fail to work correctly. If I try to boot a client, I get a PSC-E51: No dhcp or proxydhcp offers received. I enter sudo start isc-dhcp-server on the FOG server, enter the sudo password, and reboot the client. This time, it gets an IP, but receives a PXE-E32 TFTP open timeout. On the server, I enter sudo start tftpd-hpa and receive a “job is already running” response. I then enter sudo restart tftpd-hpa and the service starts. I reboot the client and FOG functions normally until the next reboot. My rc.local file contains the lines

/bin/sleep30 && /etc/init.d/tftpd-hpa restart
exit 0

I haven’t made any other modifications that I can think of, other than experimenting with various kernels. Additionaly, my knowledge of FOG and Ubuntu can be described as beginner.

[quote=“Jaymes Driver, post: 11647, member: 3582”]bjennings, can we start a new thread for you? Lets start with what the problem is, if it’s this PXE-E32 Time out issue, what linux version you are running and the fog version you have installed, then we can start troubleshooting your issue directly, so we don’t confuse topics or information expressed here.[/quote]
Yes, sorry, I will start a new thread.

Thanks for the info. I think that I must have additional issues. I added this line and it did not resolve the problem. After a reboot, I have to issue both of the following:

sudo start isc-dhcp-server
sudo start tftpd-hpa

Sometimes it tells me that the job is already running, so I have to issue the command again with a restart in place of start.

What is the fix for delaying the tftp startup?