Had the same problem with 1.1.2 and Hyper-V 2012R2.
I just made the {fogwebdir}/lib/fog/BootMenu.class.php line 600 hack conditional…
[PHP]
if (substr($_REQUEST[‘mac’],0,8)==“00:15:5d”){
print “# Hyper-V MAC address detected - no console background\n”;
} else {
print “console --picture $this->booturl/ipxe/bg.png --left 100 --right 80\n”;
}
[/PHP]
…Now all users still see the corporate branded background - and I can still capture master images in Hyper V 
And I’ll also add… if you want to password protect your PXE tools from students, etc, then just select the ‘Hide Menu’ option in FOG PXE settings. I managed to totally missed that at first. Then you can press the hotkey and login with the normal FOG login
I too had my sites all setup with PXELINUX + FOG + WDS/WIM images + a stack of other bootdisks via pxe.
The good news is it can all be linked back up by chain booting back to pxelinux or to WDS. This is what my advanced PXE menu config looks like:
menu
item --gap – ---------------- ICT SERVICES ----------------
item winpe Windows PE Ghost, Dell BIOS (via TFTP)
item icttools ICT Tools Menu
item ipxedemo iPXE Online Boot Demo
item shell iPXE Shell
item hostinfo About This Computer
item return Return to FOG Menu
choose --default hostinfo --timeout 60000 target && goto ${target}
:winpe
chain tftp://fog.XXXXXXXXXXXXX.com.au/boot/pxeboot.0
goto MENU
:icttools
chain tftp://fog.XXXXXXXXXXXXX.com.au/pxelinux.0
goto MENU
:ipxedemo
chain http://boot.ipxe.org/demo/boot.php ||
goto MENU
:shell
shell ||
goto MENU
:return
chain http://${fog-ip}/${fog-webroot}/service/ipxe/boot.php?mac=${net0/mac} ||
prompt
goto MENU
:hostinfo
echo ABOUT THIS COMPUTER : ||
echo ------------------------------||
echo MAC address…${net0/mac} ||
echo IP address…${ip} ||
echo Netmask…${netmask} ||
echo Serial…${serial} ||
echo Asset number…${asset} ||
echo Manufacturer…${manufacturer} ||
echo Product…${product} ||
echo BIOS platform…${platform} ||
echo ||
echo ||
echo Press any key to return to Menu ||
prompt
goto MENU
autoboot[/CODE]
Note I’m running multiple sites/TFTP/Storage nodes, so fog.XXXXXXXXXXXXX.com.au is setup with netmask ordering DNS to resolve to the local sites TFTP server
Gigabyte [URL=‘http://www.gigabyte.com.au/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3475#ov’]GA-880GM-UD2H[/URL] motherboard with Realtek 8111 also suffers this problem.
Unfortunately the machine is in another city so I can’t test further yet.
Hi
This is a really cool idea - however - being a standard HTML non-editable combo box means it’s unfortunately not practical. So much so that I’ve hacked the 1.1.2 page back to a free-text box.
My FOG is doing 2 domains over 5 sites, with lots of OU’s, as some sites have OU’s for each classroom’s OU. In 0.32 I’d hacked the page for to include a simple TXT file that listed our OU ‘templates’ on the bottom of the page - then we would just manually adjust the OU path if required.
The other problem I found is that existing OU paths weren’t displayed if they weren’t in the default OU list.
Moving forward, could I recommend that the free-text box be retained, but also have the Combo box lookup next to it. Then add a javascript update the text box upon making a selection from the combo box presets?
Thanks!
That’s excellent news then!
(Was referring to this in 0.32: [url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Multiple_TFTP_servers[/url])
Hi Guys,
Great to see that a new version is out!
I’m running 0.32 with the multi-site storage node hacks. This has been awesome replacement for Ghost Solution Suite after it went to the grave.
Before I attempt to upgrade to 1.1.1, does the new version support multiple sites? (And/or can the 0.32 style multi-site storage node hacks be applied to the new version too?)
Hi!
Did you ever get this sorted out? I am having the same problem and none of the tricks seem to work. Running on Ubuntu 12.04 server.