@Abuelika Alright, so it’s definitely something to do with the kernel.

Could you try adding pcie_aspm=off to kernel parameters at FOG General settings - FOG_KERNEL_ARGS ?

@x23piracy Either works, just needed to be sure it loaded properly. The mac address just changes certain things if it’s registered as a host for example it will display certain items it otherwise wouldn’t and vica versa.

I think posting the full advanced menu would be more useful as I think the problem is there somewhere, I’ve had this issue in the past where something small got altered during an update.

What kind of CPU is in there? Afaik this happens when the microcode isn’t loaded, so the model of the CPU is necessary information.

Alternatively, for the devs, turning off interrupt remapping would also solve this afaik.

edit: try adding pcie_aspm=off to kernel parameters in fog options.

What do you get when you manually go to boot.php in your browser?

According to the ipxe website this happens when you try to goto to an unexisting label. Seeing as :MENU does exist, this indicates a formatting issue in your menu somewhere, imo.

It’s possible something slightly shifted during an updated, likely a space or hard return or something similar that’s screwing up things. Do the other menu items all work? (particularily the ones just before/after the return item)

@Wayne-Workman So the script works for W7 and W10 default taskbar icons?

@MadsMagnus I don’t believe there’s currently a way to extract the upgraded W10 key because they’re stored solely on W10 servers and all you get on your PC is a dummy key.

Where is the iSCSI device located on the FOG server? What does your Storage Node setup look like?

Are you using Ubuntu 16.04 per chance?

I’ve been trying some stuff out regarding the taskbar icons and it’s frustrating to say the least.

It’s like windows either ignores or overrides the registry keys for the default user when you create a new user.

@george1421 He doesn’t need pxelinux.0, undionly.0 works fine.

@Roger-Saffle You can get it through Ninite. Creates a port called pdfcmon

I have not tested printer managing any of that though, but it might be worth a shot.

@Bad-Day Can you post /var/log/partclone.log here?

From what I can tell of what this seems to say so far though, it seems to point to either the image or the source/target HDD having issues (most likely broken sectors?)

@Bad-Day Does the top bar reach the end?

The percentage is about total progress, but a bunch of it will simply be empty space which takes virtually no time to complete, so it’s possible it’s jumping from 44% to 100%.

If that is not the case then I’m guessing you imaged a larger drive than the one you’re trying to deploy to.

@Roger-Saffle PDFCreator seems to use a printer port without :, so that might be worth checking out.

@Shenanigan88 Just wanted to mention that you can also use the Mediacreationtool now to get a post-October update iso from Microsoft so you don’t have to go through the hassel of these steps.

I wanted to see this for myself and I am experiencing the same issue of not being able to add members to groups.

Apache error when attempting this is :

[Thu May 26 14:01:46.904843 2016] [:error] [pid 16610] [client 192.168.1.154:60082] client denied by server configuration: /var/www/html/fog/status/getfiles.php

Images are always uploaded to the Master node of the group.

You only need to specificy a key in unattend for Windows 8 and Vista I believe, you can skip it in other versions.

You can activate Windows 10 with Windows 7 license, yes, but only after the October update (so if you can’t activate it’s because you haven’t done that upgrade yet)

@arnaudrigole It’s possible, there’s a sweet spot somewhere after which you’ll experience slower deploy speeds (although arguably they might still be faster than multicast). What that sweet spot is depends on your hardware and network setup.

5 clients simultaneously with unicast should not cause any issues though.

Also, if you’ve registered your client devices, then you can limit the number of devices that can download the image from the server at any one time in the Storage Node settings and let them wait in queue instead! This method used by a lot of people here.

If you’re not registering them then you can still deploy of course, but the queue won’t happen automagically.

As for your current problem, it looks like udpsender is not starting.(or perhaps you didn’t try to start multicast when you looked at the process?)

@RobTitian16 Dnsmasq needs undionly.0 to boot. Just create a symbolic link to it like indicated on the wiki and then whenever you update FOG and it has PXE binaries updates the file will automatically be updated.