Just waking this old topic up again because let’s face it while it was laughable to think about running a FOG server on a Pi 1 or 2 the 3 and 4 are more than capable and in fact the Pi4 8Gb is not only comparable to that old PentiumDuo Core but actually exceeds it in many ways.
So yeah… a FOG Raspberry Pi Image ain’t so far fetched as it once was.
This is a TON easier in ISC-DHCP, because you can just write a script to generate the config for a thousand machines and slap that into the config file.
Hehe… yeah the irony is I am moving them to a Linux network but to do that I first need to migrate away their dekstops etc… hence fog. Oh well catch 22 I guess but I will look closer at the PXE differences anyway.
Thanks.
So I have a mixed network of machines, some work with the unionly.kpxe but some machine with Realtek cards only work with the realtek.kpxe. The trouble is it is a windows server sending out DHCP requests and there seems to be no way to allocate a different PXE per host. So is there a way in which FOG can dynamically make available a pxe image from a generic pxe filename?
Must admit it would seem like a very useful feature to be able to do something like that dynamically from the fog control panel.
Feasible, anyone?