@Sebastian-Roth Hey Sebastian, Thank you for your reply, I tried setting the ip addresses as you said but dhcp keeps giving me a “Failed!” message even though when I check the service status its running and no default.ipxe yet, is there a way for me to write it by myself?

I tried uninstalling dhcp as well with the same results

PS: I’m a developer as well and I really like this project

@Wayne-Workman I remember I didn’t even had a /tftpboot folder when I went from stable to dev-branch so I created it and copied the contents on the “fogproject-dev-branch/packages/tftp” folder

edit: I followed the uninstall guide here before moving to dev-branch and did a clean install

@Wayne-Workman I updated my installation to the newest, but I still get no default.ipxe

maybe it’s creating a folder elsewhere?

@Wayne-Workman said:

@jdmg94 You checked inside of /tftpboot ? It’s there, I promise.

What’s the revision number you’re on? It’s the number in the cloud, top left.
What Operating System?

I checked in there as well but no luck, I’m using build 7001 on CentOS 6.7

I updated my fog installation to the dev-branch to get LDAP support but apparently the new installation doesn’t have a default.ipxe file, Can I write one or get one from the source?

@Tom-Elliott I’m on fog’s autogenerated “dhcpd.conf” file, but I don’t really know what OP is reffering to

@Tom-Elliott said:

Is there an error message displayed before it continues to the system? Something like PXE-E32 or similar?

I get that error message, I’m running build number 6985, and I’m getting dhcp from fog