SCCM PXE client rebooting after preparing network connections

[chrischambers]

I am hitting my head ageist a wall and I can’t work out why

When I boot my PXE client I am getting to the flash screen, and I am getting a IP Address, but then my machine is rebooting.

My domain layout is

Win 8 DC Controller with DNS running

FIX IP

DNS ref one is point to itself

DNS ref two is point to the Router

 

Win 8 Member server with SCCM, PXE, WDS, WCUS

FIX IP

DNS ref one is point to the DNS Server

DNS ref two is point to the Router

 

My DHCP is on my router. with is at 192.168.0.1. and I have a DHCP range of 192.168.0.100 to 192.168.0.150.

 

I have imported the drivers for a Dell 6220 laptop

I also import the windows WIM File and Operating system into the SCCM, and deploy them all to the DP

 

I have pasted in the SMS Trace log, which I am confused about and would like some advice on how I can get my laptop to build from my SCCM.

[T1mnl]

Check your date and time. I have seen this behavior when the time is out of sync.

[chrischambers]

Hi. I have check the time, and I also run the domain command "NET TIME" to make sure that times are the same, and I still am getting the same issues.

[anyweb]

that's a network issue not date/time, make sure you've added the network drivers for your hardware to the boot image you are booting from as it requires network drivers by the looks of things, you mentioned you added drivers for the dell e6220 but you didn't say if you added the network drivers to the boot wim,

 

did you ?

[chrischambers]

I think I have added my Drivers to Boot wim.

 

I have added them to the Drivers Section, and then deploy them, and also added them to a package, and if I reminder right, somewhere in there it asked about which boot wim, x86 or x64 I want them link to and I choose both,

 

how can I check this ? is there a command or section within SCCM I can refer to ?

[Peter van der Woude]

When you added the drivers via the ConfigMgr console, you should be able to very the drivers in the boot image via the properties of the boot image. The tab Drivers should display them.

[chrischambers]

Hi Peter. I have check the location for both x86 and x64 boot wim, and, I have 19 Import drivers which I have for both boot wim .

 

Dell Wireless 375 Bluebooth module

Bluetooth module

Broadcom IS LW Filer Driver

Broardcom Virtual Wireless Adapter

Dell TrueMobile 1300 WLAN Mini PCI Card

BoardCom IS LW Filter Driver

Broadcom Virtual Wireless Adapter

Dell TrueMobile 1300 WLAN Mini PCI Card

Intel® 82579LM Gigabit Network Connection

Intel® 82575EB Gigabit Network Connection

Intel® 82580 Gigabit Network Connection

Inter® Contrino ® WiMAX Enumerator

Intel® Contrino ® WiMAX 6250

Dell Wireless 375 Bluetooth Module

Dell Wireless 375 Bluetooth Module

Intel® Wifi Link 5350

Intel ® Wifi Link 5300 AGN

Intel® Contrino® Wireless N 100

[T1mnl]

"When I boot my PXE client I am getting to the flash screen, and I am getting a IP Address, but then my machine is rebooting."

 

Do you have a ip address or dont you get a ip address after the pxe boot. ( F8 support enabled?)

[anyweb]

and you shouldn't be adding wireless or bluetooth drivers to your boot wim, only import the network driver you actually need for the deployment.

[T1mnl]

Dont forget the storage driver if needed.

[chrischambers]

@ Administrator, I just bumped all the drivers into SCCM as I wasn't sure at the time what I need, but I will go back and remove all the Wireless and Bluetooth drivers, once I have the SCCM PXE working.

 

@Newbie. I am not sure on what you mean by storage driver ?