Re: AW: AW: PXE boot with UEFI
CSCI Technician <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.debian.fai |
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| Organization | Computer Science, VIU |
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On 12/5/19 5:33 AM, Frank Morawietz wrote: > >> You can troubleshoot the issue using a tftp client on one >> of your test boxes. > Nice idea! I booted the client into Knoppix, installed the tftp-hpa client and tested. > I could successfully get every single file from the server in /srv/tftp/fai/ . > Worked without any issue and on server side no refused nor any other error. > > So it does not seem to be a problem with the tftp server, right? > Agreed... sigh. Not sure how much of a difference this would make, but did you boot Knoppix in legacy or UEFI? Otherwise this definitely seems to be an issue with the tftp client when PXE booting in UEFI mode only. Interesting that you did not see any errors in the logs when you tried with and without the firewall... so does that mean you see 2 sets of symptoms: Either: 1. you see the connection refused errors and a few retries in the logs, or 2. you see no connection refused errors but nothing happens past the second request for the syslinux64.efi file Looking back through the thread I don't see you mentioning anything about the client side... Do you see any PXE error messages on the client? Have you updated the firmware on the client to the latest available version? Do you have another client box (different brand, or newer model) that you can try? The one similar set of symptoms I have run across in looking on the web also worked in legacy but not uefi... turned out to be a hardware/firmware issue on the client box. Past this, unfortunately, I got nothing. Cheers, Merlin -- Merlin Hansen Department of Computing Science Vancouver Island University 900 Fifth Street Nanaimo BC V9R 5S5 250-753-3245 x 2321 [email protected]