Just an observation for anyone scratching their head.

I upgraded from 0.32 to 1.2.0 and noticed that I didn’t require the domain name in front of the Domain Username anymore.

Used the following to diag, FOG_SERVER_ADDRESS/fog/service/hostname.php?mac=XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX

Noticed that my domain name was in duplicate before my Domain Username.

Logic says remove it and it was golden! Sha-wing!

I created a workaround in 3224

This is expected.

I know you don’t like seeing it, but it should only appear on download tasks. It’s the epoll in the kernel. It tries to notify the system about the new partitions which at that time, does not exist hence it popping the error. It should not impact imaging though.

Not without researching it.

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 45104, member: 7271”]Windows 8.1 was added as it’s own OSID, but the init file you’re using isn’t checking for it which leads me to believe you have a bad init, or somebody customized it in some fashion without knowing where to add the proper checks for the new OSID’s that have been added.[/quote]

[quote=“bjohnson84, post: 45105, member: 1083”]I believe you’re correct about the init file. I do remember overwriting it and other files in the ipxe folder to make some custom settings work again after the upgrade. I’ll switch them back to the newer versions and let you know the results. Thanks![/quote]

That fixed the problem! Thanks for taking the time to help with my stupid mistakes!

The latest svn fixed the issue.

According to the page that you have linked, you can run

sanboot [url]http://<ip>/fog/service/ipxe/isos/<filename>.iso[/url]

We recently had this issue on only an individual PC. Perform a mem test through FOG’s PXE boot. We determined it to be a memory issue with the machine. If you are having success with other machines, it would have to be traced back to that specific machine.

It seem work now… Thank you for your job , I like fog project !

Hi,

Follow that : [url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/svn-3192-hangs.12685/[/url]

Regards,
Ch3i.

The information which you shared regarding the service which you provide was good. On what basis can you calculate the repair cost which means can you add any additional charges?
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3199 should fix this issue.

It should (hopefully) fix the weirdness that was ubuntu/debian and get new client stuff.

I am building it on a Windows 7 box. I also tried registering a different machine that has not been touched yet and I got the same error.

[quote=“Uncle Frank, post: 43424, member: 28116”]Try adding it to the ‘Parameters’ field in your fog.Deft entry…[/quote]

please can you help me with my project FOG
and thanks

Give ipxe.efi a try but I have a feeling that it will fail!! You better try to change the BIOS settings to legacy mode and use undionly.kpxe (see in the WorkingDevices list…)

3189 should address the mobile user logging in as well as remove the warnings about the headers sent and the random display of 1 or 0 on the mobile login page.

Thanks Tom, something strange is happening while i’m updating , it get hang on “… Downloading New FOG Client file…”
more than half an hour now.
this has never happened to me before.

Thanks again for assistance, the initimage works flawless now and i’m stoked to start trying to build my own tools into it.

I ran into another problem with 0x0000007b and fixed the IDE-Drivers used in my virtualbox-installation to the generic ones.

The inotify_add_watch error cleared itself mostly, no such errors during upload, 1 error during download but the deployed image boots without problems.

So thanks again, i’ll start using this software on a larger scale and i hope i can be of assistance in the future.

Don’t know if anyone ever ran into this before. But I guess it wouldn’t hurt if we check this first. Here is a yet untested piece of shell script which might do it…
[CODE]Index: lib/common/functions.sh

— lib/common/functions.sh(Revision 3187)
+++ lib/common/functions.sh(Arbeitskopie)
@@ -226,6 +226,22 @@
osid=“”;
;;
esac
+CWD=$(pwd)
+if [[ $CWD == “${webdirdest}” ]]
+then
+echo “Seems like you are trying to run …”
+exit 1;
+fi
+if [[ $CWD == “${storage}” ]]
+then
+echo “Seems like you are trying to run …”
+exit 1;
+fi
+if [[ $CWD == “${tftpdirdst}” ]]
+then
+echo “Seems like you are trying to run …”
+exit 1;
+fi
}

configureSnapins()[/CODE]

Edit: Not sure what happens to the indenting here. It’s all there when I paste but disapears when saving the message…