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      Solved PXE Boot - File not found

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      @greichelt said in PXE Boot - File not found:

      dnsmasq is undionly,kpxe.0

      You need to update dnsmasq to version 2.75 or later. Most modern linux OS already are past this version wit dnsmasq. I have a tutorial on compiling a supported version of dnsmasq if you need it. But my suspicion is that you have an old version of a linux OS that will cause you pain in the future.

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      Solved Windows 10 hangs at "Just a moment..." on Dell Latitude 5500

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      @greichelt You can reply to this thread as long as its in the same concept as the title. Just be sure to tag me so I see it.

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      Solved Workstation does not reboot after imaging

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      @greichelt On your fog server itself, there is a config file /etc/resolv.conf that file should list your name servers (DNS servers) used for the fog server to do name lookups. A quick google-fu will show you the parameters needed for that file. Typically on ubuntu that file is managed by the network manager application. Just be aware of that because it may overwrite any settings you add. For the network manager application that is typically an application on the tool tray that deals with network configuration (sorry I’m a rhel guy, so I can’t give exact instructions for ubuntu).

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      Solved Error after PXE Boot on Dell Latitude 5491

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      @Tom-Elliott and @george1421

      That did it. All drivers have installed successfully. Have a good day, all!

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