@george1421 I found that part# 470-abnd
Dell Adapter - USB 3.0 to Ethernet PXE Boot worked to get these 7410’s going with the imaging process.

After I update the version of FOG I was able to image the 7240’s without issue. So issue is solved.

@sebastian-roth You correct, I just used the file of that new kernel and it worked.

@sebastian-roth I didn’t want to overwrite the kernel that we are using by default for all computers. So i downloaded the newer Kernel, 5.10.19 and just specified that kernel in the host machine.

@sebastian-roth I just tried both the 32 and 64 versions of that newer Kernel, 5.10.19 here is the error i get with both

@sebastian-roth Sure. I will give that a try and report back

@sebastian-roth @Sebastian-Roth Hi i had to pivot away from this for a bit but now I can pick this up again. Please the log you requested

messages.txt

@george1421 okay that worked but i didn’t see any error that said “failed to find”

This section has some network information, does this help?

@george1421
I followed those instructions but i just see a blank screen with a box that says standard input

@george1421 I tried those kernels and they did not work.

Is this what you are looking for?

FOG version 1.5.9

I’m trying to image a set of dell all in one 5480’s and i can’t see to find a kernel that is compatible with the NIC.

I’m getting an No network interfaces found, your kernel is most probably missing the correct driver!

Which kernel should i be using to image these?

@george1421 I found that part# 470-abnd
Dell Adapter - USB 3.0 to Ethernet PXE Boot worked to get these 7410’s going with the imaging process.