edwardjrobertson

Just use this: [ame=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AnyDVD]AnyDVD - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame] it works for me

Section 16.4 of the Fog user guide has the links to create a boot cd FOGUserGuide - FOGWiki

Section 16.4 of the wiki FOGUserGuide - FOGWiki the pxelinux file is in /tftpboot/pxelinux

Problem sorted Changed the default menu to fog.local Thanks again

Thanks "CyberNerd" will have a look at it tomorow. There is actually no need to use the boot menu - we will do everything from the web page. Will post back the results

The time limit has to be 1 or above. I was going to change the background, add the school logo is that something that is allowed with open source or not?

Thanks for the replys but its not what we are looking for. We already have the password set and we want it to boot from lan so everything can be done remotly - in theory. The netman just dosent want the students to be able to see the menu even though they cant do anything.

Hi all, Iv been doing work experience in a school using the old ghost that dosent support multicasting so last week I setup Fog. All works perfectly and for free it is very impressive. The school are going to carry on using it but there is one small issue that other people must of come across. When a machine is setup to boot from lan as first device it will go to Fog menu. I know you can put the timeout to a second but the network manager dosent want the studemts to be able to mess about. We know there is a password etc but he wants a way to go straight past the menu. Before I set up Fog I had a play around with the vmware image. When using that the machines didnt show the fog menu they went to xp. But when i created a task everything still worked any suggestions? Dont no if this was luck - was making an image and half way through iploading accidently turned the server off, at the power. When it booted back up the image just carried on uploading from where it were

There isnt a group policy to pin to start menu. It can be done via logon script though Hey, Scripting Guy! Can I Pin a File to the Start Menu by Using a Script?

You could create an image with Microsoft ImageX and stick it on a Windows PE dvd You can fully automate the reformat of hard drive and apply image

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