Posts made by Junkhacker

[quote=“Eddy Weakley, post: 27131, member: 24131”]Junkhacker,
Thank you for the assist, but it did not resolve my issue. With your code, when I select Advanced Menu, the screen goes blank for about 2 seconds and then back to the main menu.[/quote]
maybe try this instead
[CODE]:ADV-MENU
menu
item --gap —ADVANCED MENU—
item konboot Kon-Boot
choose --default konboot --timeout 5000 target && goto ${target}

:konboot
chain http://${fog-ip}/${fog-webroot}/service/ipxe/images/kon-bootCD.iso||
goto ADV-MENU[/CODE]

it’s a checkbox on the page where you choose if it’s instant or scheduled, right before you create the task

fog has a git that is synchronized with the svn [url]https://github.com/mastacontrola/fogproject[/url]

try this
[CODE]
:ADV-MENU
menu
item --gap —ADVANCED MENU—
item konboot Kon-Boot
choose --default konboot --timeout 5000 target && goto ${target}

:konboot
chain http://${fog-ip}/${fog-webroot}/service/ipxe/iamges/kon-bootCD.iso||
goto ADV-MENU
[/CODE]

just remember that if you use “bleeding edge” svn after this point, it may contain unstable code. tested code will be made available in numbered releases

if you upgraded from something prior to .33b, your images are in partimage format. any new images you create will be in partclone format. if you need to be able to change what your images are marked as in the database, enable FOG_LEGACY_FLAG_IN_GUI in the General section of fog settings

the tftp client is not installed by default on windows 7, but can be added in the add windows features area

also, with the upgrade to fog 1.0 we no longer use pxelinux.0
your dhcp option 67 needs to be set to undionly.kpxe instead now

yes, but with the change to the 1.0.0 version scheme is the ability to offer bug fixes in the form of 1.0.x updates. subversion will be “bleeding edge” and not recommended for production use. 1.0.x releases will be considered “stable” bug fixes.

did you update your password in fog/commons/config.php after the install?

this is a good place to start for your options with the Advanced Boot menu options
[url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/fog-0-33b-edit-pxe-menu.10403/#post-26419[/url]

i think you will find that the problem is somewhere in your network configuration. I run virtual Ubuntu 12.04 server on VMware ESXi 5.0.0 with gigabit to the clients, and i get 3GiB/min to the client. ~400 to the server from client, but that’s mainly compression slowing it down.

undionly.kpxe is used by fog because it is compatible with more network cards. .pxe versions dump the UNDI and require recompiling with additional drivers to support new cards

have you tried changing the network adapter?

do you have your vm set to 1 cpu 1 core?

what version of vmware workstation do you have?

if you provide a copy of what you put in your advanced boot options, i can help you troubleshoot it

if the files are within your web root, and you can’t download them with a browser, then you almost certainly have the URL wrong. keep in mind that anything past the first / is case sensitive

i keep my ISO files in a separate folder from www/fog, and it works fine and my permissions are set to 644.
have you tried testing the location you put into the “advanced” menu in a browser? it should ask if you want to download the file.

what exactly did you do when you “Went to image”
did you try to use “quick image” from the ipxe boot screen?
have you created an image profile and associated it with that computer after registering it with fog?