@tom-elliott Great! Thanks, will do.

thanks you guys for advice, i solve the problem by change multi partitions all disks to single disk in Image options.

@user4000 To me it sounds like you hit the nail on the head. Flacky network connection would likely cause such an issue…

See if you want to invest a little money and buy a tester device called Pockethernet. It does a great job but is way less expensive than professional networt test equipment.

Cool. Thanks Tom!

@sebastian-roth said in 1.4.4 install fails - add-apt-repository: command not found:

apt-get install software-properties-common

I may have to go with the 2nd fix and get newer packages from Yakkety to resolve the issue. This server is our office Domain controller as well as imaging server. So breaking the Samba shares and logins will have my team up in arms come Monday morning.

So sad they let this bug slip through. My plan of upgrading all my remote servers and installing Fog has hit a major road bump.

I am going to create a VM and install the latest version of Zentyal from the ISO and see if that makes any difference.

Thank you for all your patience and invaluable assistance. Above and Beyond by far!

@ntalbert Please be so kind and tell us what exactly caused the issue and how you solved it. This is an open source community and this is build on sharing pretty much everything including solutions to locally caused issues as other might have same or similar problems…

@sebastian-roth

The comment from george1421 sis solve my issue. The issue was I had created a custom menu item for dban. There must have been something wrong the way I created the menu item. I deleted the created menu item and it fixed the issue. I will revisit putting the custom menu back on my system later.

Thanks
Kyley

Got it working. This can be marked as solved.

@vl1969 the parameters need to be in two lines!

kernel ... boot ...

@fry_p said in Failed to close inode:

My bad, is there a way to look at the previous git pulls?

Nut the pulls but the git checkouts you can. Just run this:

git checkout - Switched to branch '....'

You should see the name of the previous branch you were on. Just be careful to not run the installer again being on that “older” branch. Note it down/post here and then switch back to working:

git checkout working

@george1421 it looks like replication activity has stopped as I don’t see any movement on the graph. I have another imaging to do next week. I will try to stopping it to test your theory.

@sebastian-roth THANK YOU!!! I did not use the right username and password for MySQL. Now the node is downloading and web says not here like normal.

@george1421 Thanks, George.
This turned out to be an issue with the dnsmasq update. We have now updated to the latest version (following a full removal of dnsmasq), and had to edit the /etc/dnsmasq.conf file to include the DHCP range again.

@lorentedford Create a new thread for that if you need some help.

Sounds good.

Moved to FOG Problems section

@george1421 Good News! I got it to work. I noticed that I got bunch of alert about some host is trying to access the tftpd and httpd service. It was the firewall. At the beginning, while I was setting up the node, I typed systemctl stop firewalld; while I should have typed systemstl disable firewalld since I rebooted once.

@cojohnson Ok, the HPStream14 image replicated… I suppose I just needed to wait a day or two! for it to replicate! (After changing to the working branch)

Yup. Just as I thought. This AM I was able to register a host and right now I am backing up my first PC. Thanks for all the assistance!

@jgallo Thank you so much. Completely forgot to create the database first!