DHCP options 66 and 67 are set for the scope correctly.
I have downloaded and tried both 4.0.0 and 4.0.0 (32 bit). I rename them from bzImage to 4_0_0 and 4_0_0_32 and am manually using that as the kernel in the host configuration. During the PXE process, it does read the correct kernel, followed by init.xz. However, still hanging on Using Hard Disk /dev/sda
No luck yet.
Have tried 4.0 kernel (32 bit and 64 bit). As with all 32 bit kernels, I get a kernel panic that says to use the init= option in the kernel.
I have also set the DHCP 67 option to undionly.kkpxe. Does this need to be set somewhere in FOG also?
Where is the 4.0 kernel? I didn’t see it anywhere.
The HDDs are not blank. I have done a fresh install using our Windows 7 disk and key. Secure boot is turned off, as well as UEFI.
We got in a few new Latitude 3440 laptops and have been unsuccessful in uploading an image. I have read countless forums here on trying different kernels and such, but no go. I have even tried multiple unofficial kernels, same issue.
None of the 32-bit kernels work (even though one thread said that the 5000 series and the 3000 series used the same kernel). No luck. I keep getting to the point where FOG is “Using hard drive /dev/sda” and the nothing, it just sits there.
I really could use some help!
I am running Ubuntu Server 14.04, FOG 1.2.0, and have my bzImage configured for the 3.14.2 kernel. I have tried 12 different kernels thus far though.
Thanks in advance!