Posts made by GlaDio

@george1421 Okay, then to make it easier, I’ll just use UEFI boot to avoid any problems. Thanks!

Hello,

I am currently configuring a Synology NAS as an image storage server for my images.

I have configured everything necessary on the Synology NAS server (image folder, permissions, etc.).

I then configured a new Node on the web page with the IP address of the NAS server and with all the configurations.

When I try to boot in PXE to register a new host, I receive the following error:

http://192.168.42.233/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php… HTTP 5xx Server Error (https://ipxe.org/1d0c6598)
Could not boot: HTTP 5xx Server Error (https://ipxe.org/1d0c6598)
Chainloading failed, hit ‘s’ for the ipxe shell; reboot in 10 seconds
I think this is due to an error in my NAS configuration because when I want to register a host without my NAS server, everything works fine and I can even deploy and capture. I just don’t understand why I have an HTTP error.

Notes:

IP of NAS server: 192.168.42.252
IP of Fog Project server: 192.168.42.233
I would appreciate any help you can provide.

Thank you,

Hello,

I’m currently facing an issue in legacy boot
When i want to boot in legacy i have this error :

PXE-E79: NBP is too big to fit in free base memory
PXE-M0F: Exiting Intel Boot Agent.
Selected boot device failed. Press any key to reboot the system.

I have been encountering this error since I changed the bootloader in the DHCP configuration. Currently, I am using the ipxe.efi bootloader to enable PXE in UEFI, and I assumed it would also work for legacy. Should I switch to a different bootloader? Is the issue coming from elsewhere

@george1421 Thank You !
I reinstall fog with ./install and everything works now !
Maybe I did a bad installation and by restarting the installer it “fixed” the bootloaders. Have a great day !

P.S.: I really appreciate fog project thank you for all your work

@george1421 Hi,

Sorry for the late reply. I checked the tftpboot directory on the server and the boot loader is indeed listed in there with many others. I can also confirm that the Fog server IP address is 192.168.42.233. I don’t know what to do
Thanks for your help.

@george1421 Hello,

So i did the configuration on the dhcp but now i have this error :

Start PXE over IPv4
Station IP address is 192.168.42.71

Server IP address is 192.168.42.233
NBP Filename is ipxe.efi
NBP filesize is 0 bytes
PXE-E23: Client received TFTP error from server

What can i do please ?

@george1421 Okay, thank you for the information i really appreciate it !

@GlaDio Okay i think i found the answer of my question. I need to configure it on my dhcp server ?

@george1421 Oh okay, and how can i use a different boot loader ? where do i need to configure that ?

Hello,

I hope this message finds you well. I’m currently facing a challenge with booting in UEFI PXE mode using Fog Project and was hoping to get some guidance. I’ve encountered the following situation:

When attempting to boot in UEFI PXE mode, I see the message “Start PXE over IPv4,” followed by the Station and Server IP addresses, the NBP filename (undionly.kpxe), and its size. However, the process seems to halt, and I am redirected back to the PXE boot menu without further progress.

Here are some details about my setup:

Server IP address: 192.168.42.233
Client IP address: 192.168.42.71
NBP filename: undionly.kpxe

I already tried to capture an image on a another client but that was with legacy pxe boot, not uefi and with legacy its working. Do i need to setup something ?
I have reviewed the documentation and forums but haven’t found a solution yet.

Thank you in advance for your time and support.

@JJ-Fullmer Okay then, i’ll go for that ! For the moment i’m trying to test my fog server without the nas but when everything will be okay i will setup like you said. Thank you for your help !

@JJ-Fullmer Ok so if i understand, i need to install a fog project server on the nas and then install a fog project on my fedora machine with the mode storage install ? Thank you for your help, i appreciate it !

@JJ-Fullmer Sure, the full error is :
[root@srvclone techlabo]# chown -R fogproject:root /images/
chown: modification du propriétaire de ‘/images/dev/.mntcheck’: Opération non permise
chown: modification du propriétaire de ‘/images/dev’: Opération non permise
chown: modification du propriétaire de ‘/images/.mntcheck’: Opération non permise
chown: modification du propriétaire de ‘/images/#recycle/desktop.ini’: Opération non permise
chown: modification du propriétaire de ‘/images/#recycle’: Opération non permise
chown: modification du propriétaire de ‘/images/’: Opération non permise
(sorry its in french)

And the output for ls -l /images :

[root@srvclone techlabo]# ls -l /images
total 8
drwxrwxrwx. 2 1024 users 4096 4 déc. 22:24 dev
drwxrwxr-x. 2 root root 4096 4 déc. 18:41 ‘#recycle’

I am setting up a new configuration where I’ve created a shared folder on the NAS at //volume2/imagesfog1.
The goal is to mount this NFS share on the /images directory using the ‘mount’ command and make it automatic on boot by adding an entry to /etc/fstab. Essentially, I’m trying to establish a connection between the Fog server and the NAS for storage purposes.

Hi,
I’m currently facing an issue while configuring a new NFS-mounted directory in FOG Project. I’ve set up a new shared folder on my NAS at //volume2/imagesfog1 with a user account named fogproject having read and write permissions.

The mounting process seems successful, but I’m encountering problems with changing ownership on the /images directory. Specifically, I’m unable to use the chown command as I get “Operation not permitted” errors for certain files and directories.

Here are the commands I’ve tried:

sudo chown -R fogproject:root /images

The error messages include:
/images/dev/.mntcheck
/images/dev
/images/.mntcheck
/images/#recycle/desktop.ini
/images/#recycle
/images

Could someone please guide me on how to overcome this issue? I’ve read through the forums and documentation but haven’t found a solution yet. I should mention that I am not very experienced, as I am currently a trainee in a company

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!