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    • RE: iPXE problem with sanboot line

      @george1421 Thank you so much for your time. I will check and try all the info that you give me !
      EDIT:
      “So I would make sure your device that you are booting is in bios mode.” Yes is in BIOS mode.

      I’m new in the “iPXE world” so i will try first the gateway config and add the :
      iscsi:<IP>:::1:iqn.2010-04.org.ipxe.dolphin:<TARGET>

      In this line code, what is “dolphin” ? <SERVER NAME> or it’s depend if im using Win10, Win7 or other as Target?
      Best,
      FC

      posted in FOG Problems
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      FrSainCpel
    • RE: iPXE problem with sanboot line

      @george1421 Thank you for your answer. The iPXE forum is closed for new members so i cannot post it, but thank you so much for your time!
      Best,
      FC

      posted in FOG Problems
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      FrSainCpel
    • iPXE problem with sanboot line

      Hello. Im trying to boot a Windows image using iPXE, the code used is :

      #!ipxe
      :retry_left
      ifconf net0 || goto retry_left
      set net0/netmask 255.255.255.0
      set net0/gateway 172.20.0.12
      set net0/ip 172.20.0.14
      set keep-san 1
      echo Booting image LEFT
      sanboot iscsi:172.20.0.12::::WINDOW_LEFT || goto retry_left
      

      The problem is on “sanboot iscsi:172.20.0.12::::WINDOW_LEFT” line. The boot fail and stop.
      With SANDeploy I see that tries 230 (aprox.) times to obtain the file “WINDOW_LEFT” but after that it stop and “freeze” the ipxe.
      p1.png
      I have a .vhd image called WINDOW_LEFT.
      p2.png

      I check if i have ping with 172.20.0.12

      Best.
      FC

      posted in FOG Problems
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      FrSainCpel
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