Thanks, for all your help. With windows I know there is different steps to take when imaging across different hardware. Do you know if this is the same for Linux?

Thanks ccmiens for link I now know the difference between the 2

Thanks
Gary🆒

Congratulations,

Wife/Home should always come first.

Ages ago I did some testing with BTSync for this. might be worth investigating… unless RSYNC suits you better.

the image folder would apply to one image. the images (note the ‘s’) would be all images.

thanks for your reply

Hi,

i was maybe a little unprecise 😉
Yes you can Update but expect some little problems that can be fixed.
And you need to know that your old images will work but you have to use the information i gave you above.

Regards X23

It can be yes.

You could make a NAS or SAN that automounts to the FOG server in the /images location as well.

gunzip -d -c d1p1.img > d1p1.img.clz
gunzip -d -c d1p2.img > d1p2.img.clz

Also, .ps1 (powershell) scripts will work if you have a system script policy of unrestricted
run with “powershell”
run with arguments “-File”

in the script, don’t forget everything must have a full path by default!

[url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Advanced_Boot_Menu_Configuration_options[/url]

The above pages outlines everything that needs to be done to customize the boot menu.

You’ll need to have an ISO of the “Microsoft Dart 7 disk” and put it on the fog server.

Well I have manage to uncompressed the image using 7-zip only problem is clonezilla doesn’t seem to recognize rec.img and sys.img is there something else that needs to be done?

Well my thought to this has a few folds.

Firstly - If we don’t have a fog server that is functional I can deploy to new hardware from another machine.

Secondly - This backup fog server could be used to create regular “Server backups” so that I have a fail-safe to our existing DRP.

Third - It gives us a piece of mind that if we screw up our production environment that all we’d have to do is reimage our current server and be back up and working, and able to image any of our devices with minimal interruption.

Finally worked, but I had to cp the image from /images/dev/MAC_ADDRESS…

I’m kind a noob in linux, so with you can send a step-by-step to fix this problem I will appreciated…

Thanks and sorry for any trouble from my part.

[I][URL=‘http://%24%7Bfog-ip%7D/images/ISOs/HDD_Regenerator.iso’]http://${fog-ip}/images/ISOs/HDD_Regenerator.iso[/URL] [/I]is valid for
/var/www/images/ISOs/HDD_Regenerator.iso
[I][URL=‘http://%24%7Bfog-ip%7D/images/ISOs/HDD_Regenerator.iso’]http://${boot-url}/images/ISOs/HDD_Regenerator.iso[/URL] [/I]would be valid for
[SIZE=12px]/var/www/fog/images/ISOs/HDD_Regenerator.iso[/SIZE]
[I][/I]

if you have it enabled or disabled is up to you

[URL='http://fogproject.org/forum/members/jaymes-driver.3582/'][B]You’re the man Jaymes thank you.:rolleyes: [/B][/URL]

this should help you with the windows install disk [url]http://ipxe.org/howto/winpe?s[]=winpe[/url]

We are now looking at these, thank you for the guide.