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
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
@george1421
only that
#!ipxe
chain tftp://172.16.4.8/default.ipxe
Hi @george1421, thanks for taking time to solve this problem
here is my lan where x=0 for site1 and x=4 for site2. They have both the same configuration.
my DHCP/DNS server are 172.16.x.3
my FileServer/TFTPBOOT are 172.16.x.5
my FOG Server are 172.16.x.8
:call_fog
set next-server 172.16.4.8
iseq ${platform} efi && set filename ipxe.efi || set filename undionly.kpxe
chain tftp://${next-server}/${filename}
here is the output from my vm when i hit the new item call_fog
thanks
Pierre
Ok, i’ve made some changes on my systems
As i’ve already a pxe server on my enterprise, i’ve tried to swap the PXE server in the configuration so now, the FOG pxe server is the main pxe server. I’ve made changes on the dhcp server.
I’ve deleted the host with FOG gui and now, i can access the full inventory.
How can i use 2 pxe server by using pxe chainloading?
BOOT --> 1st PXE server --> chainloading to FOG iPXE server
What is the best practices?
here is what i have on the pxe menu config
:fogpxe
dhcp
cpuid --ext 29 && set arch x86_64 || set arch i386
params
param mac0 ${net0/mac}
param arch ${arch}
param platform ${platform}
param product ${product}
param manufacturer ${product}
param ipxever ${version}
param filename ${filename}
isset ${net1/mac} && param mac1 ${net1/mac} || goto bootme
isset ${net2/mac} && param mac2 ${net2/mac} || goto bootme
:bootme
#chain http://172.16.6.157/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php?mac=${net0/mac}
chain http://172.16.0.8/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php?mac=${net0/mac}
in fact, all was commented except last line.
If the lines are uncommented, it does’nt boot to FOG from my iPXE server
I’m using the other pxe server for other purposes than FOG
Can you help me?
I’ve updated the bios firmware, nothing change.
I’ve tried your FOS and it is starting so the problem come from ipxe
Pierre
I’ve run again the installer. It is the same
in fact, i’m new in the FOG world. I’ve tested the pxe with another PC and i can access the Full Inventory. With VMs, it also works. Now i have to deploy 50Pcs with Optiplex 5260 configuration :-(. I hope i will not have to deploy by hands
I don’t have to make videos as here is the output (no bootloop)
Kernel.SR.SKIP_PCI.4.8.11.64... ok
init.xz... ok
done
exit_boot..._
thanks
Pierre
Hi @george1421
thanks for you answer.
I’ve tried to change the kernel by the FOG Configuration page. I also try by hand, but it’s the same.
As soon as the kernel and inits are sent, it returns to the FOG pxe menu. It’s very fast.
What do you mean by latest firmware, the latest BIOS of the PC?
Of course, i’ve disabled the Secure boot.
So i will try tomorrow the kernel 4.15.2, it should work?
thanks
Pierre
Hi,
i’m trying to use FOG (1.5.4) with several Dell Optiplex 5260.
I can access the FOG pxe boot menu.
If i’m trying to set “Perform Full Host registration and inventory” or “Quick Registration” or anything else, i can only see
bzImage32.xz ok
init_32.xz ok
and bootloop on the FOG pxe menu.
I’ve tried several kernel, but it doesn’t change anything.
How can i solve this problem or debug it.
thanks
Pierre