[quote=“astrouga, post: 8526, member: 907”]BTW, the solution ullawolf1 suggested works really well:

"So tftpd-hpa starts “to early”. You can fix this by editing the /etc/rc.local and add the line

[CODE]/bin/sleep 30 && /etc/init.d/tftpd-hpa restart[/CODE]

to restart the daemon after 30 seconds."

The thread is here:
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[SIZE=2]astrouga[/SIZE][/quote]

Sweet - added that now so I don’t need to remember. I get so deep into these things, then months later I totally forget what I did in the first place I had to come back here again to check!

Also got a Z68XP-UD3 Gigabyte mobo and no dice for me. Wondering did anyone get it to work?

Will Fog work at all with UEFI? I have a Gigabyte Z68XP-UD3 with UEFI BIOS and I don’t think I can boot legacy BIOS.

It starts the pxe boot, downloads something ok, then the screen scrolls too fast for me to see what’s happening and it goes into normal Win 7 x64 boot.

I have been able to back up other machines so I know it’s working (though I have to type [code]sudo stop/start tftpd-hpa[/code] every time I use the system as that won’t work automatically.

Any thoughts on how I can backup this UEFI machine or should I just wait?

Many thanks.

Did you try this and it didn’t work? That happened me too! But then I realised I am an imbecile and was typing: tftp-hpa instead of tftp[B]d[/B]-hpa!

So 12 hours later, I re-read this, typed it properly and I am back in action again! OMG what a wasted 12 hours of my life that was… ugh I tried everything, even casting a spell on the machine

Thanks so much astrouga - I was ready to throw in the towel This would be really helpful in the wiki.