@kenneth.sisco said:

can configure this. But since I installed

You can’t really, not without probably breaking a lot of stuff.

To get the custom multicast address feature, you’ll need to move to FOG Trunk.

Here are some articles on that:
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Upgrade_to_trunk
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/SVN

I was actually the person who requested the custom multicast address and port, lol. So, When I say it’d be very difficult and you’d likely break lots of stuff, I’ve been there and done that.

FOG Trunk is really stable right now, too. I use it at work and home. I’ve already imaged my entire building this summer in under a month - and I use the custom multicast settings.

Fixed! Thanks Tom!

@stevefsusd Check this out: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Troubleshoot_FTP

There’s a section in there just for you. 🙂

Let us know if you need more help.

@Roger-Saffle Make sure you use the same IP as the old main, and same name.

@tnunn

In my own experience, the image process completing without doing anything happened due to a weird MBR size that is made custom for some brands…

Can you tell us what the output is of these commands:

cat /images/<image name here>/d1.fixed_size_partitions cat /images/<image name here>/d1.minimum.partitions

Can you try changing the filename from undionly.kpxe to undionly.kkpxe and see if that helps out?

Those errors occur when you’re looking at the fog configuration pages base page. The come up because of the attempt to read the bzImage and bzImage32 files version.

@Jack-S. i think for the bios drivers update with your Dell OptiPlex 3020, you can get it from here: https://windows10skill.com/download-dell-drivers-for-windows-10/

ok, thank you Tom!

@Danny-R Can you make sure tftp is running on your fog server? That link will tell you how to check it and start it.

You can also try to get the file via TFTP through the CLI on the FOG server itself. If it succeeds, it’s a firewall issue. If it does not, you have either permissions or TFTP goofed. The Troubleshoot TFTP article shows how everything should be and gives commands for all of it.

@Ahagel said:

Is there a known solution to this outside of using the FOG server for DHCP?

You can use Windows DHCP. You could even use ProxyDHCP (dnsmasq).

The TFTP article I posted links to those topics.

Are the images partclone or partimage ? If they are old partimage images and not set as such, it wouldn’t work.

@Wayne-Workman

That makes sense, the only reason we stuck with the desktop version is we have on site people that are not all that technical. Walking them through a CLI is tough sometimes if we can’t remotely manage. If i can’t get the trunk version installed on this version of ubuntu, next time i’m on site i will defiantly try a debian cli.

I’ll post anymore updates as soon as i can. Again, thanks for the info and i’ll let you know how it goes. Thanks again!

Now I feel stupid I was positive I changed those settings when I first built my server as I uploaded a lot of snapins prior to this problem but when I checked they were at the default it is now fixed thank you for the help.

@DarkEnergy Check your chats.

Yeah and no, I think.

I don’t know how to describe it simply.

Since we got your stuff, kind of, working, I haven’t changed the storage or image stuff so as to break it as you were once seeing. If anything, I found and fixed more potential issues

Ok, I’ll try it! Thanks!

Apparently the us.archive and us.security for old releases is no longer hosted at their relative release. So to fix, I have modified testing against the “old-releases” links and this appears to work properly.

SVN 3616 should fix this for you, hopefully.

@Wayne-Workman

total used free shared buffers cached Mem: 3754 3375 379 10 84 2898 Swap: 3891 0 3891

I think mine are using 3375 MB of 3754 MB
My OS is Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS

Hey Guys fixed it.

I was the credentials that made the error so i just follow the wiki page and it work 😄 thanks for the help

@contewit You might not need to worry about it. I’m currently in the process of getting one of these broke Dell images to Tom, and he’s going to mess around with it.

For the commands being executed, I don’t think there is any method to “show” them… However, if you look into the several scripts that are used, they all have variables. Those begin with $ signs.

You can echo the contents of variables like this:

echo $VariableNameIsCaseSensitive

Check this out, too: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prog-Intro-HOWTO-5.html