• The Old Forums

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  • Brainfart on restarting a computer during a name change

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    Have you recompiled and replaced hostnamechange.dll on your image? That step seems to elude many folks.

  • Setting picture Windows 7 in Fog? help

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    Marcelo,

    I think you might not understand how FOG works. FOG for imaging is only used to image a computer, similar to Norton Ghost, Acronis True Image, and Clonezilla. FOG will not aid in installing an operating system other than deploying the image onto the drive. If you want to add an option to boot Windows 7 into a “silent mode” this would need to be entered into the answer file when you created it using WAIK. All the settings would need to be configured here, and then the host machine imaged with FOG.

  • I'm not quite sure what I am doing with this thing.

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    OK, that worked. It took me some time to find it. On this BIOS it was hidden rather deeply and under some dire warning about the end of the world or at least of the motherboard.

    Thanks, Elias

  • Can i convert Acronis images to FOG?

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    There are no converters. Partimage files are a compressed stream.

  • Thank You ^ 100

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    BobfridB

    Also wanted to say thanks to everyone involved in developing FOG. It’s a terrific tool and I’ve had great success using stand-alone servers for imaging. I’m hoping to take advantage of the more advanced features soon.

    Even though we’re a “Microsoft shop”, I don’t think I’ll have trouble convincing the powers that be to make the switch, considering I was able to deploy 30 new laptops by myself in less than 3.5 hours using FOG, 2 5port-100Mbit switches, and minimal cursing.

    Again, thanks all!

  • Fog .32 stable on vm?

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    Hi, I did the folowing:
    Using VMware with appliance: [url]http://www.vmware.com/appliances/directory/246903[/url] and updated it to Version 0.32, it was an process of ~30min, without problems and working for me.

    This steps worked for me under Ubuntu:
    [INDENT=1][FONT=courier new]cd /opt[/FONT][/INDENT]
    [INDENT=1][FONT=courier new]sudo wget [url]http://downloads.sourceforge.net/freeghost/fog_0.32.tar.gz[/url][/FONT][/INDENT]
    [INDENT=1][FONT=courier new]sudo tar -xvzf fog_0.32.tar.gz[/FONT][/INDENT]
    [INDENT=1][FONT=courier new]cd fog_0.32/[/FONT][/INDENT]
    [INDENT=1][FONT=courier new]cd bin[/FONT][/INDENT]
    [INDENT=1][FONT=courier new]sudo ./installfog.sh[/FONT][/INDENT]

  • VM fog setup

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    Never uninstall something because it didnt work instantly, make it work.

    That being sad, it is very easy and automatic to upgrade to 0.32.

  • Welcome to the new FOG forums

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    awesome…
    some new digs to call home …

  • What do you use to monitor FOG

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    Munin is great! Especially for small, simple setups

  • New forums.

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    You are most welcome 😄

  • Sourceforge FOG Forums

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    It has been decided that the Sourceforge forums will remain active until 01/01/2012.

    After this date, you will no longer be able to post in the Sourceforge forums.

    If you have existing threads you would like to continue, please feel free to create a thread and copy/paste the contents.

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