@george1421 said in Which USB 3.0 ethernet adapter?:
@bristow-0 The issue/trick is to get a usb network adapter that is supported by your laptop/tablets firmware. The uefi firmware is very much like a small linux operating system in that it has a limited set of drivers built in to support pxe booting. So the firmware needs to know about the network adapter. You can’t just use any generic network adapter to pxe boot. In this case you will only need the usb 3 ethernet adapter when you image the computer. Once the target computer has the windows OS on it then it can use wifi.
Thanks. OS will be Gnu/Linux
What model computers are we talking about.
This one : https://www.ldlc-pro.com/fiche/PB00424400.html
and they are based on clevo models : https://www.pcw.fr/93-15-6-pouces
As an alternate If you ignore pxe booting on the target computer, but instead usb boot into iPXE then you can use any generic USB to ethernet adapter supported by iPXE. So for this idea you will need a usb ethernet adapter supported by both iPXE and FOS Linux as well as a usb flash drive with iPXE loaded on it. You will boot iPXE from the flash drive, it will see the generic ethernet adapter and jump into the fog iPXE menu.
Ok, but I don’t understand what iPXE is, is it a Linux system? How do you install it on the USB key? I must have missed a step 
Thanks for your reply !











