[quote=“jc35, post: 38362, member: 26878”]Hello,

I forget to tell we are on fog 1.2.0, and it’s install on debian 7.[/quote]
[quote=“jc35, post: 38318, member: 26878”]Hello,
I have install an ubuntu as :
sda1-> ext4 -> /
sda2->swap
sda3->extented
sda5->ext4 -> /home
In fog, I create image as :
storage group : default
os : Linux - (50)
Image type: Multiple partition image - Single disk (Not Resizable) - (2)

The upload is crate with success. The list of file create in the directory “ubnutulinux”:
-rwxrwxrwx 1 fog fog 0 Oct 14 09:43 d1.has_grub
-rwxrwxrwx 1 fog fog 1048064 Oct 14 09:43 d1.mbr
-rwxrwxrwx 1 fog fog 1760120964 Oct 14 09:54 d1p1.img
-rwxrwxrwx 1 fog fog 536891640 Oct 14 09:56 d1p2.img
-rwxrwxrwx 1 fog fog 220 Oct 14 09:56 d1p3.img
-rwxrwxrwx 1 fog fog 29377975 Oct 14 09:57 d1p5.img
-rwxrwxrwx 1 fog fog 310 Oct 14 09:43 d1.partitions
When I launch a restorattion, I have the following message :

Erasing Current MBR/GPT Tables …EBR signature for logical partition invalid; read 0xBBB6, but should be 0xAA55
Error reading logical partitions! List May be truncated!
Done

Restoring MBR and GRUB…Done Extended partitions…Done Checking Hard Disks…Done Restore Linux swap partitions:
Ignoring extra data in partition table 5.
Ignoring extra data in partition table 5.
Failed to read extented partition table (offset=1569365245): Invalid argument Restoring partition: /dev/sda2 Changing hostname…Done Updating Computer Database Status Database Updated!

/usr/share/fog/lib/funcs.sh: line 12: export root=/dev/ram0 rw ramdisk_size=127000 ip=dhcp dns= keymap=fr-latin9 web=192.168.1.10/fog consoleblank=0 loglevel=4 mac=12:34:56:78:90:aa ftp=192.168.1.10
storage=192.168.1.10:/clonages/images/ storageip=192.168.1.10 web=192.168.1.10/fog osid=50 loglevel=4 consoleblank=0 irqpoll hostname=mypc chkdsk=0 img=ubuntulinux imgtype=mps imgid=71 imgFormat= PIGZ_COMP=-9
adon=1 addomain=mydomain adou=myou aduser= adpass= hostearly=1 type=down mode=debug: No such file or directory
debug: Script fog systype= Type: Space-saving

Thanks for your help.
JC[/quote]

I try with 3 primary partitions, and it’s works.

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Oh I know. I followed that wiki to the T for both Ubuntu 14.04 and Debian 7.7, and I was still having issues. So it really didn’t help me directly, although it was a good reference point for confirming the dhcp options as well as the commands to disable the firewall in Debian.

The underlying problem was that there were individual DHCP options set for a couple of our VLANs, but not all of the Vlans. So they were over riding the global options that I was working with.

I don’t expect the wiki to delve into Windows based DHCP management, but might be worth a line around the DHCP section, that explains…
“It is possible to have these options configured on your DHCP server per subnet/vlan. So make sure there is no conflicting information in the specific subnet you are working in.”

Until it was mentioned in the post regarding DHCP settings per subnet, I didn’t have a clue that was even possible. Now that I know, I have actually configured the old .32 server on a specific maint vlan and the new machine on the production vlan, so our technicians can still access the older images in an emergency.

Thanks again for the feedback though. I appreciate it.

Moved to new thread due to age of this post…

I gotta pipe in here that we’ve standardized on “ubuntu-14.04.1-server-amd64” and SVN 2332 and have managed to slay all dragons thus far.

I just ran into this problem also. The download took 8 hours to complete downloading at roughly 184MB/m. When I took the Host drive out and popped it into a Sata reader, Hard Disk Sentenal showed 282 bad sectors. Threw the drive out and put in a new drive. Image pulled down at 2.64GB/m again.

My issue was a bad drive but don’t let that account for possible other issues.

Odd thing too is the problem lab was still booting Win7 fine despite gparted showing a blank partition table too! Back to reimaging now 🙂

I have tried to use the code from github and found here a small issue in boths files from bin folder. Looked liked that there was an merge conflict and it wasn’t corrected fully.

Please fix and ty,
Albatros

Redeploy finished and the box rebooted to the PXE menu. Booted to HDD and get the same black screen. Output of d1.original.partitions is the same.

No firewall is running on the machines.

Hello,

off course, a clean removal of the table, using mysql syntax did the job. (I did it in phpmysql) I think I might have screwed up the database by doing an import of hosts from a csv file. Thanks Tom for your quick reply!

I might also think about your suggestion to return to an earlier version of ubuntu server and restarting completely. Maybe that will solve my ipxe boot issues as well. I do need that startup screen as with my older fog server I was able to do multicast installations and include specific drivers per model. Lucky for me I wrote it all down 🙂
Great stuff this FOG server!

Thanks for the replies 🙂

Well haven’t had time to update it yet.
We only have Windows 7 Images here. So no worries with XP/Vista.
But the images bug is not so good.
All my images (mostly) where made in 0.32
I re upload new revisions all the time, but if this creates problem, I might wait a bit and see.
I do have 1.2.0 on some of my other servers, everything seems to be working there.

But back to the original question. If I can’t get it to read database faster, how do I revert to the old search function in user login hist?

Cheers

This isn’t a problem with the “sanitizing” of the fields, though I assure you they are sanitized.

I’m going to guess, the system that inserted, but with a hostID of 0 was also set to be imaged?

This was a known issue of 1.1.1, and I believe it was fixed in 1.1.2 but for sure was fixed in 1.2.0.

Hi Tom/Wolfbane

thanks for the info and for getting documentation updated which will no doubt help others doing this. In our case the networking team have confirmed that STP is enabled but that portfast is not. We’re looking to roll this out again in a couple weeks but for now have gone back to 0.32.

Our network team have advised tha as well as configuring portfast they will also configure BPDU Guard to avoid network loops which could bring network down as discussed in [URL=‘https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/thread/3160’]this cisco thread[/URL].

I’ll confirm once we have this up and running and include any other gotchas we encounter.

thanks again, Kiweegie

hanging on HP with Realtek card. I have copied the latest undionly.kpxe files into the tftpboot directory but still no joy with this card. Is there any fix for this?

You don’t by chance have GP set up to add this printer as well do you?

Try setting your menu timeout a little higher, i’m betting these machines or a network lagg are causing the timer to expire before you are shown the menu.

Are you using a custom kernel for FOG?