@lucjayjay said in FOG does not copy NVRAM/EFI Bootorder:
First is ipxe.efi that points to fog and the other being the windows bootloader. Btw do u see any problem with this approach instead of configuring every machine to network boot ?
Good point! I have to admit that I have not tested this myself yet and I don’t know anyone who has. Possibly there are some advanced users here in the forums who have done this?! Most people just use standard UEFI PXE boot I think. The FOG iPXE menu chainloads your machines back to disk by default in case there is no task scheduled for it.
Maybe im overseeing something but I think recreating the NVRAM from the efi-nvram.dat file would be much easier especially when ur cloning to machines of the same type.
This sounds like a straight forward solution. Though I am not sure is it might cause a lot of trouble if you deploy to a (slightly) different machine. We need testing and it’s really great you are pushing this forward!!
Leading to my next question, is there any way to run custom scripts when cloning (to create a nvram copy) ? And how do I distinguish which Image is being deployed to my machine in the post deploy script ?
You should be able to use the so called post init scripts for now. We will work on adding this to the official scripts as soon as we have a nice solution.