@Wayne-Workman if there’s enough demand for such a snapin I can make it (It just requires some know-how concerning the design of the legacy and new client).
Maybe somebody out there can make the suggestions?
I’m going to try detecting smaller size and automatically applying it as a “fixed” partition, but I really need others to help determine if this is the best/safest route?
I removed the required first partition fixed size due to some potential hdd layouts.
@Tom-Elliott I was in the good folder, but the trunk install didn’t work. I havn’t the screenshot anymore but the installation was stuck at “install and update package… Failed”. Like i said, i tried to install/update fog in many ways. I still don’t know why it didn’t want to install (when in was at /root/fogproject/bin) but this is not really important. V1.3.4 is running great, i’ve no issue since yesterday.
@george1421 Thank you for your help.
Since we have only few other computer models and static dhcp entries for all computers that might be used with fog, knowing that “testing” the different PXE-Loaders (if the ipxe.kpxe doesn’t work) helps a lot.
I hope I gain enough experience, that I can give this great community a bit back some times.
@Tom-Elliott I am receiving the same issue today. I’m not sure where to pull the ‘default’ you’re looking for. If you’d point me in that direction I’d be happy to post.