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    • RE: PXE boot launches GRUB window if a usb flash drive is installed on the computer.

      The FOG exit mode is set to GRUB. The computers are both set to Legacy Boot in the boot options, with the only thing on the boot sequence being NIC, then Harddisk. They are both set to AHCI. When I click on UEFI in the BIOS settings of either computer - there are no boot order options at all.

      Laptop: Latitude E6520 Windows 7 Pro
      Legacy Boot
      NIC, then HD
      AHCI

      Desktop: OptiPlex 990 Windows 7 Ent
      Legacy Boot
      NIC, then HD
      AHCI

      After iPXE closes both computers launch a GRUB screen(if they have a usb flashdrive in) that I have attached a picture of.0_1471971238641_File_000.jpg

      posted in FOG Problems
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      JLE
    • PXE boot launches GRUB window if a usb flash drive is installed on the computer.

      Alright so here is the situation:

      1.) Two different computers (one laptop, one Dell 990) on the same network each boot into a GRUB window if a USB flashdrive is plugged in. (This window just hangs up on “launching cmain()” and never gets anywhere.)

      2.) Each computer has USB booting removed from its boot list.

      3.) When the NIC is taken off the boot list the problem does not happen - the computers will just boot to the harddisk.

      4.) When the NIC is left on the boot list, but the ethernet at the fog server is unplugged the problem does not happen.

      Removing the flashdrive solves the problem of course, but these are user computers and sometimes the flashdrives may be left in. Does anyone know of any settings on the FOG server that could be causing this behavior?

      posted in FOG Problems
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      JLE
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