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  @xavier-duthilleul I suspect it’s your /etc/fstab is looking at a UUID instead of a physical medium.

  The one drawback to the uuid method of bootloading (which is great to always ensure you get the same files) is that the UUID’s are not the same between systems.

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  @Tom-Elliott I really appreciate that you are putting effort into providing more frequent releases, which makes it easier for everyone to deploy new security fixes in time. Keep up the good work!

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  @youzersef Ok, see how long it takes me to get back on a project…lol

  I did some more looking, and found yes, the GUI will re-write the dhcp config file. However I did some more reading and I guess services.inc determines what is written by the GUI.

  Sorry, not a CLI guy, and I love the quick and easy edits, viewing issues that the GUI provides. Like Fog ! However my servers are headless…lol

  Anyway, looking that route now, and will update if I find how Negate wants services edited so when it reboots, DHCP will remain.

  Determined 🙂

  Any thank you everyone here . This place has always been great for information !

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  Okay - So what killled this installation was the fact a 1.5.9 csv load was imported into my 1.5.10.1698 FOG - this killed a bunch of features and I eded up having to reinstall.