@rogercrf Ok great (well not really, but now we know where to look). The PXE booting bits are all fine.
The issue here is that its possible that FOS Linux doesn’t have the driver for this network adapter.
What I want you to do is cancel this deployment task in the FOG web ui.
Lets first make sure the kernel actually got updated like we need.
from the fog server linux command prompt key in the following
file /var/www/html/fog/service/ipxe/bzImage (case is important). Hopefully it reports the kernel version is 5.15.x (where x is something larger than 50). If yes then we need to debug this kernel driver issue.
To debug this issue manually register this computer with the FOG server web ui. You will need to know the mac address of the computer. Once you manually register this computer with the FOG server, schedule a caputer/deploy task. Doesn’t matter, but before you hit the deploy task button tick the debug checkbox. Now schedule the task and pxe boot the target computer. It should immediately jump to imaging and not present the iPXE menu. You will still see the ip error message but it will drop you to the FOS Linux command prompt. Key in the following commands.
uname -a
ip a s
lspci -nn | grep -i net
grep -i firmware /var/log/messages
Take a clear picture of the output and we can debug more. But lets hope the kernel didn’t get updated and just an update will fix it.