@Ken-Zug The only thing I might add to George’s answer is that we might add even newer kernels like 5.8.x to help people with newer hardware. There is nothing specific about 5.6.18 but it was a stable kernel version back then when people started asking about driver support on newer hardware.
The 4.9.x line is rock solid from a Linux and a FOG perspective - been tested many times in hundreds of setups. The 5.6.x and newer kernels have not been used as much…
@Tom-Elliott Thank you very much! This will help us greatly as we image off hours or when others want to monitor the duration of imaging and such. Thank you so much!
@choppaholic26 said in Image replication failing due to syntax error?:
Will running a new install script do an in-place upgrade without breaking anything?
That’s what we try to achieve. But as you know there can always be special cases. So we cannot promise an upgrade with no issues. Make sure you have a backup copy of your database and the images any you can re-build a FOG server in no time.
Don’t get me wrong, I am not saying upgrades don’t work very well. I just can give you an assurance! In most cases (no manual modifications, mostly standard settings) the upgrade runs through without any hickup whatsoever. And even if you bump into an issue we are here to help you. So don’t worry about it. Take a backup copy and go for it.
