@Tom-Elliott Thanks for fixing the two other bugs also. I’m on git5662 now and it is working again.

And something other worth mentioning:
It is a great change that the state in the snapin log is now displayed as “complete” instead of “4” - this makes things more clear.

The only reason I visit the home page is for two things - the storage pie chart and bandwidth. That’s just me though.

I’m glad to see this improvement made - it’ll make FOG work a lot better on older lower powered systems.

@Tom-Elliott Yep, sorry the images weren’t enabled.

Many thanks,

Ollie

@Tom-Elliott Confirmed fixed. I can now delete MAC addresses - and they stay gone. 🙂

Marking as resolved due to the update.

@Tom-Elliott Just saying it never worked before and now suddenly it’s working lol. No problem I suppose.

This issue is confirmed fixed

This issue is confirmed fixed.

@Tom-Elliott Many thanks, have updated and it’s working now.

Please updated to the latest version and run the installer again. This should be fixed now.

Fix pushed, i confirmed and fixed it. Please update.

I think I finally understand what the issue is.

You are not allowed to delete tasks from the Search list. This was never the intent, but it was mistakenly put in.

I’ve now fixed it. For now, I’m not going to allow any deleting/canceling from the search fields. I also am ensuring you can cancel all tasks that are in a progress state (meaning they’re not complete or cancelled already).

Fixed in latest

IT’s not a typo.

Please get me error logs.

@Tom-Elliott Since I just use “c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe” in “run with” to run batch files there should be no surprises with other snapins for now.
And knowing the “workaround” to fix existing snapins (that won’t run) by simply updating them, there is no problem left at the moment related to this topic.

Fix pushed to fix the green screen.

@Wayne-Workman That basically means, HostnameChanger is now fixed.

A fix for this issue has been pushed.

@Tom-Elliott said:

For future reference, -d in bash speak means to test if the directory exists, -f would be the proper argument to test if a file is present.

That makes a lot of sense. Prob would explain the error I kept having…

@Tom-Elliott Thanks Tom.

Uploading an image with “Multiple Partition Image - Single Disk (Not Resizable)” is running right now.
Guess it solved the problem. If there is any problem at the end of imaging or when downloading I’ll report again.