Will do. I agree, not an issue for me. Thanks for letting me know.

@Tom-Elliott I vote to just remove the donate feature.

I agree with George, this is a NFS Port problem.

No worries guys, thanks for the clarification. As long as that is clearly listed somewhere that should be fine. Would it be worth including a small note in each release announcement along the lines of “To download this release via Git, refer to wiki instructions here <link to relevant wiki page>” ?

@Wayne-Workman Wayne, I will be back in the office tomorrow, and can do so then.

@Rees107 we need more information. What server version? Do you have the newest FOG Client installed? If so we need the fog.log which can be found a problematic host at C:\fog.log.

@Wayne-Workman said in Install FOG 1.3.3 with wget or git:

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Ok, thank you. I will try 1.3.5 before ending my procedure.

So in simpler terms:

“Technically yes, FOG going to try to include such a feature----probably not.”

@TTellez said in Transition to offline FOG from Online installation?:

Using the browser to connect to FOG It says I need internet access. Or am I doing it wrong?

The login screen contacts fogproject.org to get the estimated number of FOG sites that are operating world-wide. If the FOG server can’t retrieve this information, it’s not a problem. Just business as usual.

Hello,
It’s possible with some models, HP got BiosConfigUtility.exe and Dell got cctk.exe. With both you can deploy a batch via GPO to change BIOS options. Ex with cctk:
Batch.bat:

@"\\MyServer\MyShare\Bios\Dell\W7\cctk.exe" --valsetuppwd MyBiosPass -i "\\MyServer\MyShare\Bios\Dell\CPQSETUP.TXT"

CPQSETUP.TXT:

[cctk] bootorder=legacytype,+embnic,+hdd,-cdrom,-usbdev,,-floppy wakeonlan=enable

So, I gave up on the .IMG and I’m searching for ISOs, which are working perfectly, accordingly to what I need. Thanks for your concern.

I think that’s a bit “extreme”. I would certainly hope FOG is not a “life or death” situation.

(At least I would hope people aren’t threatening other’s lives over it).

Glad we could help though.

@Wayne-Workman hah lol

Oh, Ok thanks 🙂

@Tom-Elliott You are a super-human. Thank you so much! It works wonderfully.

@Wayne-Workman Awesome! I ran the commands on this page and my site is up and running! Thanks. There were some questions about DHCP and PXE in the install which I didn’t really know how to answer but if I answered it wrong I will probably trash the VM and start again as it’s quite quick.

Now I need to do some reading about capturing an image!

@Wayne-Workman said in install fog offline:

FOG 1.2.0 is obsolete now, so is Ubuntu 10. And it’s just a bad idea to use anything but the latest LTS version of Ubuntu for a new build.
Until well ago was the official version, this I say, are LiveCD with FOG 1.2. installed so you only have to install and configure.
Fog 1.3.4 still gives errors, we are testing it, so I think this is a good solution to install without connection.

In any case you can always try …

@george1421 OK! At last it’s now working! the info from my friend here : https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/8668/qnap-nas-storage worked awesome! It’s sad that I cannot see the status of my NAS storage on my web fog management->home but I could see it on my NAS

@Smennywheek to debug the client, look at / provide the C:\fog.log file on the host with issues.