the non-apple computer it finds a dhcp server but tftp wont load,and it doesnt go to the menu
after i restart the server computer and it doesn’t find the dhcp server.Do i have to start the fog server

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 15539, member: 7271”]So you’re trying to image the Macbook (Pro?) using PXE? You’re sure it’s already setup to boot from network and uses the PXE interface? Do you have any other machines (preferably not Apple) to test that the tftp server is working? FOG is not a service persay, it’s a suite of services. Part of the suite is tftp which gets installed. To make sure tftp service is restarted, the best method is to restart the entire server. All services on the server should should have been setup to be started on bootup so a restart is the best method to ensure the system is working properly.[/quote]
I am not trying to boot pxe from mac,i am trying to boot pxe on a non-apple computer.

No,i have ethernet pullged in and i am not using public ip.I can (connect to fog mangement)
How can i start the fog server again. I usally use my mac and windows partition.(i have a real mac).

when i reboot my computer the other computer doesn’t connect to anything at all
do i have to start fog.If so,what command?

but before it was tftp wold load forever. Open timeout or something it will say when loading

Sorry for the late repliy.still not working.

I installed fog 0.33, after sime obstals and one computer wont pxe boot from fog
It dectes iit. But tftp loads forever? Any help

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one more question,how to i change the title

Thank you for the help

Good.All Done.