The history of the AR-15 is a history of band-aids. In the military we are taught that the AR-15 is a fine weapon “as long as you maintain it.” In truth, the design works (80% of the time) in spite of itself, and has gone through so many design iterations that people have lost count. Any time you have a system that is complex, you have two results: efficiency and fragility. This sounds like an AA meeting for American veterans, so I better put up a decent argument soon before I’m lynched. My family comes from a manufacturing background. Otherwise, the machine with sit on a flashing cursor.I’m a 28-year Green Beret veteran (8 years boots-on-the-ground just in Afghanistan). DOES work with FOG 0.32 default Kernel.Ĭhange exit type to 'EXIT'. 28 kernelĭOES NOT work with Kernel 3.3.3.core or Kernel 3.2.4.core. If having issues with the Default Kernel please try using Official Kernel 3.0.1ĭoes not work with. Try using Official Kernel 3.0.1 if having trouble. Works with 740 Enhanced with bios version 2.1.8 and 2.2.2 Kernel args: acpi=force irqpoll - Use Dell Bios 1.1.12
Snponly.efi for UEFI, undionly.kpxe for BIOS Using PCMCIA Cardbus NICs under Ubuntu 10.x. Works with FOG 0.29, both Tyan and SuperMicro mobo versions Requires kernel args: acpi=force or acpi=off See the following forum post īuggy PXE - will boot roughly 1 out of 5 tries. Use kernel 0.28Įnable LAN Boot in BIOS: Advanced > Integrated Peripherals > Onboard LAN Option Rom Cannot access SATA hard drive with kernel 0.27 and probably older ones. This is a "Tablet PC" (Screen is detachable from keyboard) Fog does not support Tablet "like" devices at this point. Requires kernel argument vga=6 to have a working displayĭoes not work at this point in time. Must use Multiple Partition Image - Single Disk (Not resizable) What is iPXE and the difference between the files? Check out the iPXE page. This iPXE is the same file for Option 67 for your DHCP server. Also, a second column has been added to include the iPXE file used to boot to the Fog Menu. If a ✖ is in the column for "Fog 1.x.x+", this means this Make/Model computer has been tested but fails although it may work in Fog 0.32- (rare).
If you see a ✔ in the column for Fog 1.x.x+ it means this Make/Model computer has been tested and confirmed working for Fog v1.x.x. On rare occasions there have been a report of machines not working with Fog v1.x.x but work perfectly with Fog 0.32. There have been many modifications to Fog since Fog v0.32. We would like to thank for following manufacturers for sending devices to us to verify their devices will function with FOG: If you have a device that is known to work with FOG, please post it HERE. 1.3 Virtual Machines for building imagesĭevices that are known/tested to work with FOG Imaging solution.1 Devices that are known/tested to work with FOG Imaging solution.
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