@george1421

Hi Thanks for this informations, I maked the change but do you know if we can bypass the “press any key to continue” in rEFInd?

Thanks for your help

@george1421 Thanks, After downloading the more recent kernel since it worked, I proceeded this way because I encounter problems directly via the server interface.
We can now use fog on our newer machines.👍

@jrm Enabling HTTPS means that you need to recompile the iPXE binaries as well to add your local CA certificate. We added that functionality to FOG in 1.5.5 and fixed it in 1.5.6. I am sorry but we can’t put much effort into backporting those changes to 1.5.2 as we have way too much to do with current changes and requests.

Let me suggest you look into the current version of the iPXE compile script that comes with FOG 1.5.6. Maybe download and try this: https://github.com/FOGProject/fogproject/blob/master/utils/FOGiPXE/buildipxe.sh

But as well you probably need to adjust apache configs manually.

@Sebastian-Roth Thanks for you answer, i’ll try next time.

Sincerely.

Jérôme

@george1421 Thanks a lot

Through chat had @jrm run a wget to download the bzImage’s from the fogproject server. OP stated these kernels worked.

Tks Sebastian, I’ll try it on Monday in my work because I do not have access to the server today;)

yes, /etc/hosts as told in my post indeed, and /etc/resolv.conf as well. All information required to be fetched a way or another. Be it by a custom client or something else.