Posts made by Junkhacker

tftp is a communication protocol. there are clients for tftp for every operating system. it is the protocol that pxe boot uses to download undionly.kpxe
my instructions are to verify that the tftp server is accessible and hosting the file.

[FONT=Consolas]initrd [url]http://${fog-ip}/${fog-webroot}/fog/ISO/Windows8x64.iso[/url][/FONT]
this is wrong. it should be
[FONT=Consolas]initrd [url]http://${fog-ip}/${fog-webroot}/ISO/Windows8x64.iso[/url][/FONT]

it literally says “tftp…” ?
how directly is this client connected to the server? what network equipment is in between? do you get a file when you run the command
[CODE]tftp x.x.x.x get undionly.kpxe[/CODE] from a windows computer, where the x’s are the IP of the server. you may need to install the tftp client, as it is not installed by default in windows 7 and higher.

run a Client System Information (compatibility) test from the boot menu

if you paste your advanced menu code here, i will help you troubleshoot it
please use the “code” format button when doing so.

you might try setting the fog service on the client to delayed start
also, some people have had trouble if they installed the client for “Just me” instead of “Everyone”

try going to [url]http://<fog-server-ip>/fog/service/hostname.php?mac=<mac[/url] address of host> and let me know what you get

[url]http://sourceforge.net/p/freeghost/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/packages/tftp/undionly.kpxe?format=raw[/url]

did you verify that the hostnamechanger service is enabled in Host Management->Service Settings ?

try the latest undionly.kpxe, a longer max wait time for DHCP responses has been added and it seems to help a lot

the first of those two is correct, assuming that you have that file located in /var/www/fog/Win7AIO/WindowsAIO.iso
[URL=‘http://%24%7Bfog-ip%7D/$%7Bfog-webroot%7D/service/ipxe/boot.php?mac=$%7Bnet0/mac%7D’]${fog-ip}[/URL] is a variable set to your server’s IP, in your case “fog”
[URL=‘http://%24%7Bfog-ip%7D/$%7Bfog-webroot%7D/service/ipxe/boot.php?mac=$%7Bnet0/mac%7D’]${fog-webroot}[/URL] is a variable set to the root of your fog installation, in your case “192.168.2.100”

decreasing your compression rate can speed up uploads, but will have little effect on downloads, which are quite fast anyway

to whatever location you specified in the menu

there is a donate link on the sourceforge page

Tom has told me that the kernel has the 82567V driver, but perhaps the 82567V-4 requires an updated driver from the one included.
you may need to compile a custom kernel

yes, those permissions look correct.
do you have the %windir%\syswow64\cscript.exe set for the “Snapin Run With”?

i misunderstood. i thought it was working on other computers, as you said you had used it on 40 others. this appears to be a kernel issue, please update your kernel

i suspect it is a hardware issue. have you run a memtest?

and this snapin fails for you on both 32 and 64 bit computers?

well, if you have the network card that is listed on the spec sheet for the 4000, then the driver for it should be in the kernel. however, you say you don’t have a wireless card, which that spec sheet says you have. perhaps there are other differences as well? can you verify the nic details? (intel, broadcom, realtec, etc)