Thanks!
This did the trick! First i got error about it couldn’t access the image-file during deployment. So i delete all images and upload new images. Now it works. I see now that during uploading images, it stores under /dev-folder. When its finished the files is moved to the root-folder. This move-task wasn’t done, probably because wrong file/folder-rights.
Thanks for helping!
Hi!
I’ve uploaded an image (Win8.1) to Fog-server(1.2.0). This went ok.
Now i try to deploy image, but i only get error about mounting NFS (See attaced pic).
I really don’t know how to troubleshoot this.
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I installed from scratch Windows 8.1 Pro and installed apps and did configure it under Sysprep /audit
When i was finishet, i run Sysprep /generalize and everything seems ok.
I did i quick registre in Fog and createt image “Sigle disk, multiple partition” and connect this image to the registred host. Then i choose “Upload” and start the computer. Everything seems ok until:
PC: HP Probook 6475b with UEFI turned off.
UPDATE
OK! I did now try to change boot-file til “undionly.kkpxe” and restarted dhcp. Now it did som loops, but suddenly it works.
I don’t know the different between undionly.(k)kpxe, but on this Fog-server the .kkpxe works with HP Probook 645.
On the other Fog-server(same setup) the default .kpxe works.
For now this problem seems to be solved.
Thanks for helping!
Hi!
The funny thing is that we installed Fog 1.2.0 on another computer and now it do iPXE-boot without problem.
This meen that HP Probook 645 is working with the latest Fog with default boot-file(undionly.kpxe).
So the problem must be something else. (I will do some more testing and then take video/pic of boot).
Now our problem is how to upload image from a Win8.1-PC and deploy it. As long PC are setup with UEFI/Secure boot and GPT-partition, it want work. We did upload "Single disk, multiple partition) from a computer with Secure boot and UEFI disabled, but with factory disk-setup (GPT). This uploaded without problem, men we couldn’t deploy it back to same computer. Get error-msg about missing system-files. I guess its impossible to imaging PC with factory setup Win8.1 and we have to clear harddrive and install everything from scratch.
Do you know an Tutorial/Guide/Wiki on how to upload image and deploy when OS is Win8.1 Pro?
RS
[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 34732, member: 7271”]What undi files are you using? What I mean, are you copying them from other places?
Can you capture video of the system booting and looping to see if we can see a boot problem?
Does your network have STP, if so can you enable Portfast or Rapid STP? Can you disable STP to remove that as a possible issue? Can the system actually get dhcp? Does it load the ipxe stuff or bootloop before that far? From the sounds of it, the network is loading undionly.{k,kk}pxe file, but not receiving the DHCP which will cause the system to reboot. That’s why I ask the questions about Spanning Tree and if you can disable or use Rapid/Portfast.[/quote]
Yes i guess i did. I change dhcpd.conf to different boot-files and restarted dhcp. I guess i was testing the different files. Hope i did it right. Same result on all boot-files. I don’t know what’s the difference between the boot-files and what to use.
Some says that with “Infinity loop”, then we need to compile a new boot-file for this PC. This i don’t know how to do.
[quote=“Junkhacker, post: 34707, member: 21583”]have you tried using any of the alternative ipxe boot file? like undionly.kkpxe ?[/quote]
No! It re-run initializing iPXE before the Fog-menu appears.
There is no error-msg.
Hi!
I’ve switched off UEFI, but now it goes into “iPXE infinity loop”.
The question is; How do i fix Infinity loop?
RS
[quote=“x23piracy, post: 34633, member: 3982”]Hi Ronny,
i am not sure but try to check if it supports legacy and uefi boot sources.
If possible switch of uefi boot sources and use legacy ones
This is from my HP ProBook 6450b:
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/ToPV6SL.jpg[/IMG]
Regards X23[/quote]
[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 34612, member: 7271”]I’m aware of the ipxe infinity loop. Which undionly file are you using? Did you build your own?[/quote]
I use the default; “undionly.kpxe”
I don’t know the difference between all the boot-files and i don’t know how to build my own 
[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 34610, member: 7271”]This is likely the issue you’re having. Right now, you need to boot the NIC’s in legacy mode.[/quote]
I change it to “Legacy boot” and now i can see PXE-message. It goes into infinity loop like the 6475b.
I’ve read something about “Infinity loop” and i need to do some change in dhcp-config.
Do you know something about this?
[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 34607, member: 7271”]I’m only guessing here, as I own an HP Probook 645 G1 and haven’t seen this issue, are you trying to boot with UEFI enabled?[/quote]
Yes! UEFI Native (Without CSM)
I new test with HP Probook 6475b send PXE in infinty loop.
Status:
I forgot til mention that the HP Probook 645 have Ethernet LAN HW and Vendor-ID: 10EC:8168
This is, as i can see, a RealTek RTL8110SC(L) (RTL8110S/RTL8110SB(L)/RTL8169SB(L)/RTL8169S(L)/RTL8169) NIC.
The problem is that this BIOS show GUI-screen and i can’t see any BIOS error-code that must appear. It do receive IP-address from dhcp, so it do commmunicate with the Fog-server.
Hi!
I’m testing the latest Fog(1.2.0) with support for Win8.1
We have brand new HP Probook 645 and i want to registre the computer in Fog.
I boot while holding F12 (Network boot) and an error-msg appears;
“Booting PXE IPv4”
“An error occurred with the boot selection, verify media is present and retry”.
Then i testet with another older computer HP Probook 6460b and this is working.
I guess it have something with the new iPXE and support for it.
Do i need to Flash PXE-firmware on the computer, or can i update the PXE Boot-firmware on the Fog?
[quote=“Junkhacker, post: 34530, member: 21583”]what instructions were you following?[/quote]
I was following; [url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Ubuntu_14.04[/url]
Problem solved!
Askubuntu saved me.
Fog-documentation is not updated yet. Ubuntu 14.04;
Ref: “As far as I know, /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf doesn’t exist in Ubuntu 14.04” and “The equivalent of /etc/lighdm/lightdm.conf in Ubuntu 14.04 is /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/50-ubuntu.conf”.
[URL=‘http://askubuntu.com/questions/464290/black-screen-on-login-maybe-lightdm-problem’]Black screen on login maybe lightdm problem[/URL]
Hi!
I’m trying to install Fog 1.2.0 on Ubuntu 14.04. In the instruction it say to enable root and ret password on root.
Then execute this commang; [CODE]echo “greeter-show-manual-login=true” >> /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf[/CODE]
and then reboot.
Now i don’t get any login-screen and my monitor goes into Sleep-mode.
Is it possible to repair this without reinstalling?
Thanks for offering help!
I’m going to replace our 0.33 with the latest 1.1.0, prior the support of Win8(.1).
Right now i’m not in need of documentation since i only are in install-mode.
Good to know there are someone that can help if i come in need for documentation.
Hi!
When will the documentation be updatet for the latest version(v1.1.0). If i look i documentation, it’s only for v0.32
Hi!
I’ve been usin Fog 0,32 in Ubuntu 10.11 and it was working perfect.
Now i upgrade Ubuntu to 11.04 and in this version there is some change in dhcs-server3 that is replaced with dhcpd. Now dhcp is not working anymore and PC-clients can’t do PXE-boot.
So how do i set up dhcp on Ubuntu 11.04?