I started with undionly.kpxe, then tried ipxe.kpxe, intel.kpxe and realtek.kpxe. I have not tried any *.kkpxe as I didn’t know that was an option. I will start running through them now. Also, I would have no idea how to change to ipxe7156 over ipxe.efi. The only reason I can change the boot file is because my DHCP server is on a Windows 2012 box, something I do know something about.
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Posts made by rbasart
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RE: Client system will not load pxe imageposted in FOG Problems
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Client system will not load pxe imageposted in FOG Problems
Server
- FOG Version: 1.3.3
- OS: CentOS 6.8
Client
- Service Version:
- OS: Windows 10
To start with, I know very little about Linux, so please, treat me like I’m stupid. I had some help getting CentOS installed and then getting FOG installed, but, it’s not working so well. The machine, a brand new out of the box Dell OptiPlex 3040 will boot to the FOG menu, but no matter what I choose, that’s as far as I get. If I try a Full Registration, Quick Registration or Client System Information I get bzImage…ok & init.xz…ok and then nothing, it just hangs there. Memtest is similar, memdisk…ok, memtest.bin…ok, then hang.
Remember, I’m a Linux newb, go easy on me! I will even get someone remote access if they know the answer to the problem but it would be too difficult to explain versus just fixing it.