Process for mine which is basically very similar to Scott’s well written instructions but will add everything I’ve done in case it helps someone in the future: Also had a dumb switch in the middle along with doing more updates so I’m not sure what part has fixed it for me but it appears to be working! I just tried with ipxe7156.efi instead of ipxe.efi which is what I was trying the other day (I know I previously used ipxe7156.efi with no success) and I was able to quick register it and begin the capture process, rather interesting that it was able to do the quick register and create it’s own host kernel argument of the - has_usb_nic=1 without me having to put that in which is nice. I think it’s been a mixture of things that have made it work this time compared to other attempts. Not that I expect it to be an issue but I have tried ipxe.efi, snp.efi, snponly.efi etc. Have tried without the keyboard and also via the docking station. Surface connected via USB network adapter, Microsoft 1gb one.
I do know the DHCP server takes a little while to give out addresses but I’m not sure that’s the problem here. I went through the hardware compatibility option or whatever it was and I got this error message -Īs per the suggestion in the above image, I went to the Kernel Update page and updated to the latest however they didn’t help.ĭHCP server - Windows Server 2012. Tried registering a couple of Surface 3’s through FOG but they seem unable to get a DHCP address (which is weird given they’re capable of finding FOG server and other machines work fine in terms of getting a DHCP address).
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