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@george1421 So the second part of this is; I would create a custom FOG iPXE menu item to test this next bit. Since refind exists in the http path we can use the http protocol to grab the files you need.

I would start out by cloning the FOG provided refind.conf file to… for this example refind2.conf. Place any files you want to load in the http path on the fog server but not in the fog file path because an upgrade will delete your custom files. For this example lets create a new directory with
mkdir /var/www/html/crefind place your cloned refind2.conf file in there plus any other files you want to load onto the refind vhd.

set http-path http://${fog-ip} set custrefind-path ${http-path}/crefind set refind-path ${http-path}/forg/service/ipxe kernel ${refind-path}/refind_x64.efi imgfetch --name refind.conf ${custrefind-path}/refind2.conf refind.conf imgfetch --name os_linux.png ${custrefind-path}/os_linux.png os_linux.png imgfetch --name theme.conf ${custrefind-path}/theme.conf theme.conf boot || goto MENU

Understand I did not debug this menu at all, I just glued the bits together. So it might work or might now. But the idea is correct. Remember in your refind2.conf file the ipxe vhd has no paths so everything is stored in the root of the vhd. So this config file stanza
icon /EFI/refind/themes/rEFInd-minimal-drunkcj/icons/os_linux.png
Needs to be rewritten as
icon os_linux.png

@george1421 Thanks ! I found the problem few minutes after this post, with this subject
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/12356/refind-conf-doesn-t-appear-to-be-used

@koni said in Can't pxe boot UEFI:

But I didn’t find the pxelinux.cfg

That is correct you should not find pxelinux.cfg because that is for the syslinux boot loader not iPXE. To add items to the iPXE menu you do that via the web ui in FOG Configuration -> iPXE Menu, menus. There is no need to hand edit the boot menus.

Just for reference: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10944/using-fog-to-pxe-boot-into-your-favorite-installer-images

@sebastian-roth I already try snappin on Windows and it’s working. The client is install with the last version and my fog version is 1.5.9.
I tried to use Fog’s snappin on debian host but and it’s going well but I think that my command are not good. i tried with dpkg -i and /bin/bash. The client is downloading and rebooting the PC but I can’t find the program

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@sebastian-roth The error with chkconfig is still here and I dnd’t found any topic about it in the forum, is any alternativ possible to this package ?

I forgot to isntall the client it’s working now sorry !

Thanks for your answer, I didn’t have DHCP server. My network is an internal network with virtualbox only. Fog is working but I have to write for each reboot in this thing c0d3f6a5-06d4-4f45-81ff-cf047909e620-image.png
When I wrote the ip of my fog server there it’s working normally