good job! you are the best.

it seems to work with my VM. I will try with the Opliplex 5260 very soon. I’m not on the same working place today.

thanks
Pierre

@JJ-Fullmer it’s a dell usb-c ethernet adapter.
I don’t understand what is wrong. I’ve ever managed to wake up the laptop but it don’t work at all time.
I thought it came from the New fog but i was wrong. I’ve tested with old one, doesn’t work.
As i’m using VM for fog, i’m able to switch between the two version using Snapshot.
Even with old fog, it doesn’t start. Very strange.
Another laptop with builtin ethernet port is working fine.
The specs of the usb-c ethernet adapter is quite clear, it supports wake on lan https://www.dell.com/fr-fr/shop/adaptateur-dell-usb-c-vers-ethernet-25-gbit-s/apd/470-bcfv/wi-fi-et-gestion-de-réseau

@Tom-Elliott

Ok, i’ve updated the init.xz and init_32.xz files. I confirm that i do not have to set the kernel args now.
I’ve registered the laptop from scratch and now it’s the correct mac address.

I’ve noticed some bad things with this new FOG.

An old laptop can be woken up and FOG create a task that is not automatically deleted after.
This new laptop with USB adapter cannot be woken up and the task is remaining in the actives tasks.

I’ve never managed to wake up this new laptop
In the new Fog, i have the following error: “DataTables warning: table id=host-snapin-history-table - Ajax error. For more information about this error, please see https://datatables.net/tn/7”
So it doesn’t start the PC, and if i wake up it manually, it will boot to fog trying to do something that failed.
refind also doesn’t boot correctly the PC.

So the new fog is fine about the mac address problem but the fonctionnalities are strange
Have you noticed that?

Pierre

Hi @Tom-Elliott,

So i’ve tested and it seems to work.
Now, i’ve the same MAC address both in compatibiliy mode and after dhcp process.
I’ve read again my notes and i can’t manager to wake up with WOL.
I don’t know what is wrong.
I will contact Dell tomorrow. I remember it was working before.
I’ve tested another laptop with ethernet, and it’s working fine.
The WOL processus could be unmanaged with usb ethernet adapter?

thanks
Pierre

@george1421 @Tom-Elliott

i’ve downloaded and installed the last kernel 6.1.63 (both x64 & x86).
I still get the mac’s dongle address in the compatibility menu. In debug menu, all is fine.

@Tom-Elliott

how to check that?
I’ve seen that in FOG Configuration: bzImage and bzImage32
I’ve never updated kernel in FOG

Hi @Tom-Elliott

is there any workaround?
thanks

Pierre

@Tom-Elliott

yes, in FOG Configuration > FOG Settings > General Settings > KERNEL ARGS
domacset=1

I hope it’s in the right place.
Pierre

@george1421 @Tom-Elliott

Hi, sorry for the late answer, i’m not everyday in that office, and i can’t make tests at any time.
Ok, so i’ve downloaded and installed the init.xz provided in the other thread.
Now, if i set the PC in debug mode, and run the two command lines.
The laptop is now recognized with 28:xxxxxxxx mac address.
But if i run the compatibility mode in FOG menu, MAC address is 0C:xxxxxxxxx
So i’ve deleted the PC in fog UI, and try a full inventory. The mac address is 0C:xxxxxxxx
So it still doesn’t work

Hi @Tom-Elliott

i’ve run the debug mode and tried the two command lines
The result is the same: mac 0C:xxxxxxxx

anyway, dhcp and tftp before fog menu is using 28:xxxxxxxx mac address

Hi,

i have a question related to FOG and USB-C Ethernet Adapter.
The USB-C Ethernet Adapter has his own MAC Address (0C:xxxxxxxxx)
The Laptop Dell Latitude 3340 (without built-in ethernet port) has all options related to WOL and PXE in the BIOS. The MAC Address passthrough is also configured.
In Windows, with command line “ipconfig /all”, i can see the MAC Address from the PC with passthrough (28:xxxxxxxx)

If i boot to NIC USB, i can see the DHCP check the mac address (28:xxxxxxxxx). FOG doesn’t recognize the PC so i’m starting the full inventory.
When, i check back the inventory in FOG, i can see FOG has registered the PC with the USB-C adapter Mac address (0C:xxxxxxxxx)
If i manually change the mac address in FOG UI then it is recognized by FOG and i can WOL it. I have to check if i can boot it to PXE from WOL.
How FOG can register the good mac address (28:xxxxxxxx) and not the bad one (0C:xxxxxxx)

All the 30 laptops will be in charging cart with ethernet connections. So i want to use ethernet WOL to PXE to deploy images to PCs.

thanks for your answer. I’ve search in the forums but i didn’t find the same case.
Pierre