Registration. After the TSC message I get:

"unable to register host for the following reasons: ". No reason is given, it’s just blank. The machine will reach the point of “attempting to send inventory…” and the screen will scroll endlessly .

I just noticed there is another post about this a few below mine. Odd I didn’t find it when searching. I do not see a clear resolution in that post either however.

I can successfully register other hosts (Optiplex 380 so far) but when I try to register a Optiplex 5040 I get this error:

tsc: Fast TSC calibration failed

I believe I had a similar issue with Fog .32 a few years back (it’s been a while since I’ve implemented it). This is using Fog 1.12.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Chuck

Thanks.

Is the stGroupHostID related to which group the task is being run on?

I notice that two are set to stGroupHostID: 12 which is my All PCs group.

But one is 35 (I think because it is not linked to a group?)

How can I make said commands fit the current terminal window? They’re going off the screen and looking disoriented because there are so many columns. Sorry it’s been a while since I’ve used mysql…

How is that done in ubuntu?

Just curious.

Good to know,

Thanks.

Going to do some research.

I see in another thread blackout said it is a planned fix for 0.33, I can just wait until then…I don’t want to try to fix something and end up breaking my server

I had a thread about this on the old sourceforge forums I think (never resolved). After I setup a a cron style WOL task for a group of pcs the task never showed up in active tasks.

Someone told me that it would only show up while it was running.

My question is, say I want to modify said task. How can that be done?

I have my Windows 7 images deploying as Multi and XP deploying as Single right now. For whatever reason when I first did a Windows7 image I was only able to get it to work properly as a Mutli Partition Image - Single Disk.

I may need to work in a MBR erase before imaging to appease those that be.

I’m sure I have more options at my disposal than I have the motivation to look into right now…

Update on this,

If you modify your pxe boot menu passwords after doing this, it will overwrite /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/default which breaks the chainloading.

To fix it just replace

LABEL fog.local
[COLOR=#339966]localboot 0[/COLOR]
MENU DEFAULT
MENU LABEL Boot from hard disk
TEXT HELP
Boot from the local hard drive
If you are unsure, select this option.
ENDTEXT

with

LABEL fog.local
[COLOR=#339966]kernel chain.c32[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#339966]append hd0[/COLOR]
MENU DEFAULT
MENU LABEL Boot from hard disk
TEXT HELP
Boot from the local hard drive
If you are unsure, select this option.
ENDTEXT

In /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/default
To re-fix it.