ganesh, I am not looking for IP address info. I’m looking at how to add the IP address to the fog installer, preferably with a command-line switch.

x23piracy, neat change, but that does not solve the problem. That allows for quicker updates, but still requires the ip address be entered in manually (or via some other means like pushing out the config from a GPO). Otherwise, the client will never connect, at all.

SilentSoul’s method is the best, although those directions are out of date since Winstall LE no longer exists.

According to the wiki, you can run “setup.exe fog-defaults=true /qb”, which does install the client, but since its the defaults, no IP address is configured. Is there a way to run the silent install and add the IP address? It would be a great bonus to be able to set the other options, as well. I would just like to install the client at the end of my Windows 7 sysprep instead of installing it before deployment.

Thanks!
-Jesse

Answer here: [url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/support-for-efi-gpt-systems.150/#post-2086[/url]

It finally works. After completing the steps above, it took booting into a Linux LiveCD (sysrescCD to be exact) and changing the partition table to msdos from GPT with parted. After that, Windows installed and imaged beautifully. Thanks!

Nevermind. I had disabled UEFI options as a whole by pressing F5 on the root menu. I had to disable each device individually with F5 (and then the root menu for good measure).

Brent,

When you went to install windows after disabling the UEFI boot options, did Windows 7 come up with 2 or 3 partitions?

Thanks!

FYI, if you build a 2.6.X (in my case, I did 2.6.39.4) and add the networking support for the e1000e card, it will run faster than the 3.2.4 kernel.

I am looking forward to reinstalling windows 7 with your tip. I will keep the forum updated. Thanks!

OK, thanks. Which kernel did you use? 3.2.4?

I am having issues with the same machine (z210). Unfortunately I see NO place to set any UEFI options (short of taking them out of the boot order) and the Sata options are either RAID+SATA or IDE. I set it to IDE and took the UEFI options out of the boot menu, but Win7 still tried to create the 3 partitions.

As an extra note, everything works as expected with Windows XP. What am I missing?

Thanks,
Jesse