I am going to take a guess and say I am missing some sort of required package in CENTOS Minimal. Any idea what that might be? I followed the exact same setup on ubuntu and it worked prefect.

Have a look at my solution to another issue - [url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/fog-server-fatal-error-failed-to-mount-nfs-volume.115/#post-3647[/url]

In short, with a share on openfiler the NFS path was mildly different to the path on the FTP share, that meant that although my NFS share was /mnt/raid6/data/FOG the ftp path was published as /raid6/data/FOG. A couple of edits within FOG and all was well again.

things to check…
can you mount the exported dir from localhost?
is portmapper running?
try mount option: -o nolock (on FOG)?

I am obtaining a 2nd HDD so I can just duplicate it as well before performing update. Thanks.

How about this because I am looking for this also and apparently this has been answered…

Can you make a section here to request a thread from the old forum to be brought over to this one? At least then it’s not all but ones with hopefully useful information. The one I am looking for has to do with the Fog Client Service not registering hosts and the link I found doesn’t have a google cache. [url]https://sourceforge.net/projects/freeghost/forums/forum/716419/topic/3727752[/url]

I got an error on my fog.log saying that the host registration exited because there was only 1 MAC address if anyone know about that in particular.

Then I would assume it should be ok once you have gotten to the part where the machine is pulling the Image down.

Nevermind I was able to fix the issue. Basically what had happened was that somehow the connection of “auto eth0” didn’t have the correct ip configuration settings because when I typed in the “gateway” Ip address section, the IP “vanished.” I just figured out that one must hit “enter” after you type in the IP address in the gateway IP address section. How annoying.

Very noobish mistake and now I know for next time.

Check /etc/hosts for your hostname.
Check /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf or other apache conf file for this directive:
ServerName [url=“http://www.example.com:80”]www.example.com:80[/url]
Check /etc/sysconfig/network for the :
HOSTNAME= xxxxxx directive

Somewhere you haven’t defined your machines hostname and apache is saying, “ok fine, we’re ‘localhost’ then . . .”

Here is the Fog.log file
thanks

[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/93_fog.log.txt?:”]fog.log.txt[/url]

It could use some cleaning, but this is the jist.

Amazing, I have been working on this thing for a month now and everyday I have to figure out something new.
I’m about to give up.

Thanks anyway.

Bump!
No one can help me ?

Solved!

[url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/deployed-images-hang-at-3.576/[/url]

Reloaded FOG onto a Dell OptiPlex 320 with Ubuntu 10.x. Worked like a dream. I was also able to copy my master image to the new load with no issues (just had to rename it to a existing image in the new FOG DB).

Assuming you installed DHCP with FOG…
[COLOR=#000000]/etc/init.d/dhcp3-server start or [COLOR=#000000]/etc/init.d/dhcp3-server restart[/COLOR][/COLOR]

[COLOR=#000000][COLOR=#000000]Take out the variables and just hook the FOG server to a switch abd the PC(s) you want to test with to it also. [/COLOR][/COLOR]

i figure out the issue
found same issue and answer at [url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/unable-to-connect-to-tftp-server.85/[/url]
thanks

Thanks works

This code worked for me.
<tr>
<td class=“c”><a href=“?node=tasks&type=group&direction=onesnap&noconfirm=<?php print $groupid; ?>”><img src=“./images/snap.png” /><p><?php print _(‘Deploy Single Snapin’); ?></p></a></td>
<td><p><?php print _(‘This option allows you to send a single snapin to a host. (Requires FOG Service to be installed on client)’); ?></p></td>
</tr>

best way to do this is put PC’s and MAC in separate vlans and dhcp scoop.