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November 10th, 2023 17:10
IPV4 Boot Help Dell XPS
I cannot get these new Dell XPS to load on the boot menu. This IPV 4 via USB setting. What bios setting do I need to toggle on or off for this to appear?
Probably tried everything to get this to appear on some of these newer dells on their updated bios.
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ejn63
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November 10th, 2023 19:35
There are multiple possible issues -- see here:
https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000150882/how-to-implement-pxe-booting-from-usb-c-and-thunderbolt-ethernet-adapters
rogii_mike
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November 10th, 2023 20:20
@ejn63 That interface shows the old BIOS settings and I have older laptops that work, but these newer XPS series do not for some reason.
ejn63
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November 10th, 2023 22:16
What model XPS do you have, and what network adapter? And is your PXE boot image UEFI-compliant?
rogii_mike
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November 13th, 2023 17:46
@ejn63
XPS 15 (9530)
Killer 1650/AX211,B,A,FIORAN seem to be wireless card
If the other laptop worked, it should be compliant
ejn63
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November 13th, 2023 18:50
Most imaging is done over a wired connection -- wireless imaging is another matter entirely. What was "the other model" system?
Have you tried connecting a USB-C to Ethernet adapter to see if the UEFI boot sequence detects the PXE image?
rogii_mike
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November 21st, 2023 18:43
As of now, I've only tested the overwired connection, but it does not work.
We don't have any wireless imaging incorporated. The issue is I can't get the PXE to show up on the boot manager.