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@nick So the next thing I would do is to update the firmware on the mobo just to be sure that isn’t it.

Then try the snponly.efi boot loader. You will need to update your dhcp server for this. The snponly.efi boot loader uses the driver built into the uefi nic. Its akin to undionly.kpxe for bios. The ipxe.efi boot loader is more like a linux kernel in that it has all of the common and known drivers built in, most but not all.

If that fails then here is how to build the latest version of iPXE. Note the build number on your current version of iPXE. Its the hex characters in the brackets after the version number. https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/15826/updating-compiling-the-latest-version-of-ipxe

If this doesn’t work then we will need to get wireshark on a witness computer (second computer on the same subnet as the pxe booting computer). This is a bit more involved so lets start the easier stuff first.

@nick the client communicates entirely with web based services on the fog server. in fact, if you know what to put in the url bar you can do most (maybe all, i can’t remember) of the call/response in a browser to see what gets returned when the client makes requests. which is something we do when troubleshooting.

@george1421 So now it finaly Works ! I am so Thankfull 🙂
I am now running some Deploys and Captures as a Test but so far it has the 5.6.18 Kernel and gets no Nic errors.

Just as an fyi the -o in your Command should be a Captial -O otherwise it creats just a .txt file and runs in an Format error at pxe boot.

But Again Thank you for the Support 🙂

@george1421 So actually we testet the ipxe.efi boot file and it Resolved the Error that we had. So thanks for the Help and Support, i hope it will stay so 🙂