Yoga 13 - Compatible USB to ethernet devices for PXE booting

Hi there,
I've recently been looking for a means to pxe boot the lenovo yoga 13 to enable me to then image it. After reading that pxe booting is possible I went out and bought a StarTech usb to ethernet adaptor (USB21000S2) but have had no luck so far.. In other postsI've read that pxe booting is only supported if using the official lenovo usb to ethernet adaptor. We're using FOG as our imaging solution (if thats of any use)
Please can someone confirm if only the official adaptor is supported.
Regards
Simon

Were you able to find any? I am also very interested in finding one. I just ordered one of these the lenovo 0A36322 to see if it will work, but it is only 100mb and not sure if it will work or not.

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