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The documentation says that the DHCP PXE UEFI 64bit filename should be linux/pxelinux.cfg/shimx64.efi.signed. If I don't do as the documentation says, and use linux/pxelinux.cfg/grubx64.efi as PXE filename, then it works (although it is stuck for 2 minutes at the beginning of the progress): Dec 22 1...

But you can never be sure everything is the same. If you updated the bios of those dells maybe _something_ has changed. You need to somehow rule out various things, so you're not looking in the wrong direction. I just tried the Opsi Live CD and it works without problems. So the problem must be some...

Try an opsi boot cd (from usb or something), to see if that works properly. Maybe it's not iPXE. What kind of dell laptop is this? There is no need to test an Opsi boot CD, I had iPXE netboot working with Opsi on these Dell Latitude 5480 before. I cannot get this to work after updating to version 4...

have you read this ? Yes and even through the source code, this does not help at all. As far as I know ipxe doesn't support secureboot at all, or at least they do not distrubute a signed binary. I am not trying to use secureboot, I have secureboot disabled. what is the output in /var/log/syslog whe...

Hi, I am trying to debug a problem with PXE Boot not working. I get the following error on an UEFI 64bit machine with secure boot disabled: tftp://<private-ip>/linux/pxelinux.cfg/shimx64.efi.signed... ok shimx64.efi.signed : 1191448 bytes [EFI] dppath: shimx64.efi.signed path: shimx64.efi.signed Fet...