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@sebastian-roth

ipxe.pxe works,
I will test if with the other computers it still works.
Thank you for your help.

@sebastian-roth

Good news everyone.
Problem seems to be resolved, image is deployed normally.
Thank you for your investment and your speed.

@sebastian-roth

@george1421
I test with RTSP enable and disable.
I have same error.

@sebastian-roth
4.19.145 kernel is the one that is installed at the same time as fog 1.5.9

@sebastian-roth
I don’t know if this question is for me ^^, but HDD is empty.

@george1421
4.19.145

5.10.34

@george1421 I removed sbd5 from the computer (I don’t know why there were two recovery volumes).
I recaptured the image with the 5.10.34 kernel.
I tried to deploye image and I have the same error.

I put back kernel 4.19.145 and i trie to deploye… and it works

@george1421 What is strange is that with an older kernel this works.
Do you think recapturing the image with the new kernel might help?

@sebastian-roth
@george1421

I am in a high school and therefore I do not own the server, which is on a Windows server 2008 R2 Entreprise.
From what I found, it only has Legacy mode.
It is possible that it will change soon (several years;)).

Yes George, iPXE boot loader is undionly.kpxe.

@george1421

All step return “Done” except the last one

@sebastian-roth

Hello,
I have a problem with HP 240 G7
I use:
FOG v1.5.9
Kernel v5.10.34
When I start on the network I have this error “No configuration methods succeeded”
I have many other computer models (desktop or laptop) and I never had this problem.
Thank you

@sebastian-roth I hope that will help you.

Hello,
I have a problem with DELL 5060.
They have 1 ssd SK hynix SC311 SATA 128GB for system and 1 HDD barracuda st500dm009 for DATA
I use:
FOG v1.5.9
Kernel v5.10.34
Multiple Partition Image - All Disks (Not Resizable)
Registration and Capture work but deployment returns an error “no disk passed”.
If I put back the kernel v4.19.145 it works normaly
For the moment I have no problem with the kernel v4.19.145 but it can be interesting to find out where the problem comes from.
Thank you