Sanboot Win7/8/10 after cloning disk on same Hardware

[albrecht]

(2019-07-21 20:01)albrecht Wrote:  Thank you NikiZe for your quick answear and sry for my late reply,

It was also my guess that the NIC Drives are not supported. For this reason I have installed the Bootimage on the Computer that I would like to sanboot later. Then I cloned this Harddisk on the blank Disk of the PXE-Server.

The Question is: Do I need to search the network drivers for the PXE server or for the Client? In this case I already should have the NIC-Drives from the Client, or not?
How I can install the correct NIC-Drives? Unfortunately, I have not found a practical solution

My PXE-Server is on an ESXi-Server and consists of virtual hard disks. Is that perhaps the problem, that I installed the bootimage on a real harddisk and cloned it on a virtuell one? I only have this problem with sanboot on physical clients. But booting WinPE and live-systems works fine

I would be very grateful if we could solve that!

I looked at the thread http://forum.ipxe.org/showthread.php?tid...48#pid6648 that you give me. I read that the solution is maybe:

1) Install the driver for the new NIC (in my case intel e1000e)
2) Add the relevant entries to the cddb in the registry so that driver loads on boot
3) Disable the wfd service

Unfortunately point 2 and 3 is unclear. I can find the critical device database (cddb) in regedit but i don´t know what i have to add there. I researched a long time but found nothing