What are the minimum CPU, RAM, and Storage specs that fog can operate on? What is the recommended specs for handling unicast images on up to 100-200 computers with a queue size of 6-12 PCs at a time?

@george1421 so far it’s only 2 out of the 12 I’ve done. If I hit boot from hard disk it will go to the drive, but otherwise nothing happens. Tried it multiple times.

@george1421 if you can post a link that would be great.

Also, I noticed some of the PCs don’t time out, they just sit at the fog screen until you hit “boot from hard disk.” Any idea how to fix that?

@george1421 changing the boot loader on the DHCP server to ipxe.efi fixed it. Thank you so much!

@george1421 ok so I changed to UEFI boot and enabled network stack. Now the network boot option appears in the boot menu and it looks like it’s gonna happen but I don’t see a fog screen and it skips directly to the SSD even though an image is scheduled.

@george1421 it’s a custom build with an MSI motherboard. Looking at the BIOS settings it says “Boot mode select = LEGACY+UEFI” but there is an alternate option for UEFI only. The only thing is that when I select that my PXE boot option disappears.

I have played around with both (went through each one and powered on the computer, but it still brings me to a black screen)

Hello, I know this topic has probably been brought up before, but I am still not able to resolve this issue. Currently I have PXE as the default boot option in my BIOS. This works great for easily capturing and deploying images (especially with the Wake-On-LAN feature), but when I do not have an image to capture or deploy Fog will not exit to my SSD. I tried adjusting all the Boot Exit options in the Fog Configuration Settings, but no luck. I have over 100 computers on a LAN and I would like to boot all of them at the click of a button and have them complete a Fog task or skip to the internal drive of the computer if no task is present. These computers are fairly new (2018). Can anyone point me in the right direction?