I am trying to boot pxe and push an image to a Lenovo TS130 ThinkServer. I have my SCCM server setup on SCCM 2012 on Server 2012. I followed your guide. Wonderful guide by the way. The only part I am stuck on is trying to push out an image. I have successfully captured. I boot the machine, hit F12 after it connects to my SCCM server. It shows that it is loading files from boot image. I then get the Server 2012 splash screen (blue windows on a black screen) with the loading circle dots. They turn about twice and then the machine restarts. I have loaded Lenovo TS130 network drivers into the boot images and updated the DP. No change. My DHCP server options 66 and 67 are correctly set according to another post on your forum dated July 15, 2015. After changing the bootfile name from x86 to x64, I can get a screen now that tells me to choose WinPE x64. I choose it and then same thing happens as above. Any ideas?
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PENDING PXE boot restarts pc at splash screen
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Is this issue only on Lenovo TS130 ThinkServer ?. Have you tried for other server models ?. Most of the times the OSD issues are due to incorrect drivers added to boot image. I would recommend you to check the boot image and checks the drivers tab for faulty drivers.
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I have went through all the driver downloads on ts130 from the Lenovo support site. Im not sure what else to try. I get the same results each time I try to boot. Is there a way to tell if its a faulty driver? When i import drivers, its importing like 20 or so drivers in at once. Is it supposed to only be one driver in at a time or does it matter how many are in there as long as the correct one is in there?
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Ok. So After uploading the last possible set of 64 bit network drivers from Lenovo I finally have moved on to the next step. It seems it was not restarting, but moving onto a point that my KVM would not pick up. lol. So now I get to the screen where I select the task sequence, but then the task sequence fails. The task sequence cannot be run because the program files on PSD00001 cannot be located on a distribution point.
