[quote=“Markverg, post: 2290, member: 383”]Kevin, we’ve been running that kernel (1037) since feb 7th only for the 780’s and the problem seems to be solved![/quote]

Would you mind posting the steps you took to do this? I remember seeing how to do it a while ago but I’m in a pinch with a similar problem (Dell 960’s) and I would like to try using a different kernel.

Edit - Nevermind, I found a link in another post that points out how to do this: [url]http://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/show/2338[/url]

I found it by making a Linux search.

The files are
[B]/var/www/fog/commons/functions.include.php[/B]
and
[B]/var/www/fog/management/lib/Host.class.php[/B]

What I did since on the current server, was to define that shutdown= was always “on”

Now I can move the computers after imaging to their correct subnet so that when they boot they will join the correct domain.

// Joakim

thanks! I’ve actually spent quite a bit of time on MSFN over the years trying to figure out the runonce and stuff like that. Hopefully we’ll only be doing 2008 but 2003 is still an option. The old Perl scripted stuff that we used a few years ago had about 30 different motherboards and all the drivers installed to each server. It was a pain and took up a lot of space but never had any HAL issues out of it. I was thinking about making a master image for 2003 with at least all the LAN drivers and chipsets. We will mostly be deploying to 1950, 2950, R series Dell and maybe [just maybe] some IBM x335. I’m going to try to avoid Windows on those as best as I can - lol

Is there anyway to undo the clean up?

Great stuff. We’ll be using Fog for a Win 7 deployment over the summer. What is this sleep? Everyone talks about it, but i can never seem to find any at work. 🙂 Thanks for your post.

So I have been informed that this works on Ubuntu 9 32bit. Are there any plans to update the script for Ubuntu 64bit knowing that Pangolin LTS is looming?

tried the 32bit version of Ubuntu 10.04 server and got the same error

It’s not exactly what I had hoped i could do, but it’ll get me where I need to go. Thanks!!

Now that I’ve had time to watch the entire video, I have a question. What does the sync process do? Does it make the image files from the storage node accessible to the main server without transferring the actual file?

Thanks,

Steve

In the web console you can set / configure the pc’s to always reboot / reimage on X day at X time. This was an alternative to using software to lock the machines down further, simply reimage them every night / etc.

Look here - [url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Managing_FOG#Cron_Style_Task_Scheduling[/url]

I don’t think Fog v.32 supports 4 k sectors at this time… I could be wrong though. I thought this was coming out with v.33

edit yup 4k support in v.33 (see below)

Rewritten PHP code base to be fully Objected Oriented - easier to develop & maintain Developer Tools - create your own FOG Page's to suit your needs Hook System - manipulate data & structure easily Web UI update - tabs, style updates, lots of code updates & bug fixes Mobile UI update - revamped structure & styles Partclone - EXT4 & Extended Partition support [B]Advanced Format Drive support - 4k sector support[/B]

Hi

I created this page some time ago

[url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Working_device_drivers_snapins[/url]

I’m used to deploy device drivers as snapins. most device drivers have a installer able to run silently. However, some drivers need to run when a user is logged on. Some of them (sometimes realtek hdaudio or ac97 depending on the computer, or some ATI video drivers) are a bit ugly and don’t run well silently.

Have a look, that’s quite nice 🙂

Now I’m using .cmd files as snapins, and they start my device driver from a SMB share. This is easier to maintain and troubleshoot. No more need to create a sfx with 7z 🙂

[quote=“Darren George, post: 2249, member: 375”]Good day all,

Ive been running fog for about 6 months now and think the system is absolutly brilliant, One thing im having an issue with is adding more storage for the images folder, ive tried a set of instructions from an old post but i keep getting mount issues, really all im looking to do is expand the image folders, Any help would be great, also any news on 0.33 looking forward to testing the new system out?[/quote]

[url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Adding_Storage_to_a_FOG_Server[/url]

If the disk is already installed, partitioned, and formated, just follow the steps starting with renaming the existing /images folder.

Hi,

Well no side effect at this moment 😉

Yes, the only one I have now is the PXE boot that is a bit slow, of course, my Optiplex 390 is 30km away from the FOG server, with a tiny VPN between both sites.
But no other effect.

Ok, so more troubleshooting, and I’ve narrowed it down. After checking all the tables in the database I’ve found that the “Inventory” table is corrupted. I’ve searched around and found out about about the REPAIR TABLE <TABLENAME> command. The result I get is 2 errors:

Error | Incorrect key file for table ‘inventory’; try to repair it error | Corrupt

I’ve also tried using the myisamchk command, though I still get the same results. Again, DB’s are my strong suite, so any pointers would be appreciated!!

In the event that the table is unrecoverable, where do I do from here?

Chris

[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/76_fog db error.png?:”]fog db error.png[/url]

You are missing the semicolon in storage
storage=10.1.134.7:/images

We are also having the same issue FOG version .29