Awesome glad you got it working! That was the next place to look, when computers want to image but you haven’t set any tasks for them, you can browse to the /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/ and delete the mac address named files.

I will warn you, don’t delete the default file, you’ll anger the linux gods 🙂

It really helps to let us know what kind of troubleshooting steps you have taken up to this point so we don’t suggest something already attempted.

it seems you can disable that message, my concern is to why you are receiving this message.

Anyway I found some information here that may be of service

There is a way to turn off the message. it is basically a “quiet” command. I’m more interested in solving the issue, which appears to be a video card problem.

You can try creating a custom kernel and adding your drivers to the kernel so it can function properly, or you can disable the message.

Now being because you did not state what linux flavor you have chosen to work with FOG, I’m going to assume it is a debian revision.

add drm_kms_helper.poll=0 to the kernel line in /boot/grub/menu.lst.

If you are using a later revision of Ubuntu or anything with Grub2, you will not have a menu.lst, you need to create a config file “modprobe.conf” in directory /etc/modprobe.d/ and add the following line (note you need to start the line with the options command) and save

options drm_kms_helper poll=0

These bottom solutions are only a Band aid, to resolve the issue, build a custom kernel.

Hi All,

I ended up blowing away the VM that had FOG on it. I then installed a new VM and re-installed FOG Server. I haven’t done the imaging yet with FOG but I don’t expect to have this same problem as I specified the correct IP Address during the initial installation.

Yes all this is edited on the server itself, look on the main drive of the linux server, on the root directory you will see the tftpboot folder, if not, stop and re-install fog again because something wasn’t done correctly.

in linux the root of the drive is /, it doesn’t use “drive letters”, it uses absolute postion, sda0, sda1, etc.
so when something say /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg
/ is equivalent to “C:” on windows, so look on the root drive, /, and the tftpboot folder should be located here.

ALRIGHT I GOT IT!!!

I adjusted the MYSQL information in both of the Config files, and found the sucker that wasn’t reporting and rebooted it now I have transfer!!! thanks for letting me bounce ideas and keep track of my efforts 🙂

Hi,

a tutorial done under windows but similar to linux:
[url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/how-to-setup-a-fog-storage-node-without-installing-fog.4294/[/url]

Greetz X23

[quote=“YuYo, post: 12476, member: 3300”]
I have a couple questions about the process. Let’s say that I want to deploy 19 PCs and set the min-receivers parameter to 15. Supposedly it will start once it reaches 15 PCs, but what about the remaining 4 PCs?

Will they join the same multicast session?
Will the stay out?
Will they wait until the first 15 PCs finish?[/quote]

[B]*Will they join the same multicast session?[/B]
Generally no.
[B]*Will the stay out?[/B]
Probably, they will be stay out of the multicast session.
[B]Will they wait until the first 15 PCs finish?[/B]
No. Generally, they will be stay in the blue screen “Please Wait” and finally, I think, appears a stdio error message.

[quote=“ajcke, post: 12462, member: 97”]Is there a way to delay rename and domain join for x minutes? I have scripts in my answer file setup to run upon first logon. The clients are getting renamed and restarted before the scripts can finish running.

The main script activates Windows 7. If you know of another way to do this that would probably solve this issue as well.[/quote]

Try to stop the FOG Service at the beginning of your script and starting it at the end of it.
If the FOG Service is running it will rename your PC and reboot it, so this will avoid that reboot at least while your script is running.

Awesome glad you fixed it 🙂 Enjoy your FOG server ^^

Ok, well… I’m a little bit ashamed now. It was my own stupidity.
I thought it takes the DMI field when pressing “Add Association”, but you can, or must change the DMI field with the “Update Settings” button. Just tested, Capone works like butter! Very cool.

I had the same problem when running dedup on FreeNAS under ZFS.

In the end, I decided that the RAM hit and risk was not worth the savings.

Hi,

create a md5 checksum:
[CODE]md5sum filename[/CODE]

find the matching md5 checksum here:
[url]http://sourceforge.net/projects/freeghost/files/Kernels/[/url]

click on a kernel version then click the (i)nformation icon you will then see two checksum’s sha1 and md5:
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/FgNVzWs.png[/IMG]

Greetz X23

ok I got past that issue by following the following form Thread [url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/problems-when-installing-on-rhel-6-3.4017/#post-10653[/url]

but now I am getting the following error
Setting up and starting VSFTP Server…Failed!

at first I thought it was because I had the ClearOS FTP app installed which I believe uses proftpd, so I uninstalled it, but I still get the same error. is there an install log I can check or something to find out why?

Awesome thanks I will give this a try I did all but the recreation of the images previously, well tried it and didn’t work but I will try it again.

Thanks