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    • RE: Cant PXE boot to fog server

      [quote=“Junkhacker, post: 27364, member: 21583”]FOG_BOOT_EXIT_TYPE is only relevant for .33+ versions of Fog.
      does the computer boot properly when not connected to the network?[/quote]

      If its not connected to the network, yes it will boot properly.
      It tries the network for about 40 seconds because PXE is our first boot device, then it gives up and goes on normally to the local HDD.
      If I press escape, it will exit trying PXE and go on normally as if it had given up on PXE too.

      posted in FOG Problems
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      mkstreet
    • RE: Cant PXE boot to fog server

      [quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 27259, member: 7271”]Change the exit type within the GUI. There are two types, exit and sanboot. For your setup, try with exit. It’s defaulted to sanboot.

      Location is: FOG Configuration->FOG Settings->FOG Boot Settings->FOG_BOOT_EXIT_TYPE[/quote]

      Hi Tom,

      Thanks for the reply. I will try that on Monday. Would this FOG_BOOT_EXIT_TYPE affect all exits to the local disk boot – and not just boots-after-deploy? I have this same get-stuck “Booting from local disk…” when I choose “1” from the PXE menu.

      Do I need to be concerned about that message during FOG Hardware Inventory about unknown BIOS ?

      Sorry about not including the version info. I’m using… Fog Vers: 0.32 O/S: Ubuntu 12.04.04 LTS (Pangolin)

      posted in FOG Problems
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      mkstreet
    • RE: Cant PXE boot to fog server

      i found this thread while searching for my hardware. I’m not sure if my problem would be fixed by this kernel or not?

      I have Lenovo M72z and it PXE boots ok, but if I choose (or it times out on the pxe menu) to the first option: “boot from local disk”… well, it doesn’t happen.

      I get a black screen that says “Booting from local disk…” in the upper left corner, then it hangs there forever.

      As far as I can tell, everything else seems to be ok. I can upload and deploy images. Sometimes when I multicast, one computer in the group (of five computers) won’t wake (for unknown reasons) and then the multicast will be stuck at “Please Wait” (blue screen) until I go power up the offending hardware. Then it takes off fine.

      After I deploy an image, it tries to reboot and I get to the black screen “booting from local disk” hang (as noted above) again. When I hit ESC to skip the pxe menu, I can get in just fine… but then it will reboot once the first time after a deploy after a minute or so… I think this must be a delayed reboot command from FOG left over from the image deploy (because the black screen hang didnt ever complete successfully).

      I did the hardware inventory option and I noticed a message fly by about unknown/unrecognized BIOS “please report”. Though I am not sure where to report this?

      Here are the results from the hardware inventory of a typical machine:

      System Manufacturer
      LENOVO

      System Product
      3554CTO

      System Version
      ThinkCentre M72z

      System Serial Number
      PBG8GDG

      System Type
      Desktop

      BIOS Vendor
      LENOVO

      BIOS Version
      F6KT32AUS

      BIOS Date
      09/03/2013

      Motherboard Manufacturer
      LENOVO

      Motherboard Product Name
      MAHOBAY

      Motherboard Version
      NOK

      Motherboard Serial Number

      Motherboard Asset Tag

      CPU Manufacturer
      Intel® Corporation

      CPU Version
      Intel® Core™ i5-3470S CPU @ 2.90GHz

      CPU Normal Speed
      2900 MHz

      CPU Max Speed
      2900 MHz

      Memory
      3433056 kB

      Hard Disk Model
      WDC WD10EZEX-08RKKA0

      Hard Disk Firmware
      80.00A80

      Hard Disk Serial Number
      WD-WCC1S6883074

      posted in FOG Problems
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      mkstreet
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