@Sebastian-Roth doubtful. I have no idea what happened.

I built the search plugin for our forums. You are correct that there is no mobile option yet. Currently it just injects the search button into nav bar which doesn’t render on mobile.

It does - in some cases. There’s been a lot of discussion in the forums about RAID and fog - I would suggest you search the forums for “raid” and read through the threads that are under a year old.

The first and easiest thing to try is the kernel argument that specifies raid. I think it’s mdraid=1 but I may be wrong, it’s been a while. Search the forums.

@Joe-Schmitt I’ll do that Monday. 🙂

@Tom-Elliott said:

The canned responses that are available or more of a simple press and send kind of system which might help, but still can leave most of our common questions unanswered.

So what are our common questions that will still be unanswered you think? I guess it’s just a matter of putting all those into the canned responses “template”. I don’t think every user will fill in all the details and we still need to ask questions. But on the other hand a lot of people will happily provide as much information as they can straight from the start if they’d knew what we need to know. So the better questions we have in the “template” the better it will be. Please start adding questions to th OP!

@Wayne-Workman Thanks heaps for keeping in contact with Julian on this!

And that is fixed in latest too.

Bumping this - it would be so nice to have SELinux enabled as a standard configuration.

@Sebastian-Roth Sure. Marking this un-read so I can come back later.

This is untested… But well, what can go wrong?! What do you think about adding the same thing to the registration script if things fail?

Old thread - new news.

Had this error show up when uploading from an EliteBook 8730w with Win10 on it.

While I was digging up the commands in the wiki to fix it, when the laptop rebooted on it’s own (due to error), it began uploading!

How strange?

@Tom-Elliott

Thanks Tom, I figured that might be the case I just wanted to double check.

Probably not a huge priority, but would it be worth adding something to the install script that checks to see if any schema changes are needed, and if not the step about going to the URL to update it is skipped? Or at the very least, add a notice to the step that confirms that going to the URL and not seeing a schema update page is by design if there are no updates, and that you can just continue on with the installer.

I think I can make this tool into a plugin… just a thought…

Ok, together with Jbob I seem to have figured out a working set of libraries (SharpPcap and PacketDotNet) and C# code to send and receive the packets we want. Hopefully we’ll have the first alpha version of a tool ready soon!

OK, after upgrading kingston SSD firmware, changing SATA cable and port, everything seems fine 😉
Thanks !
Matthieu

It’s great that it’s done, but simply directly updating would work too. Backups are always recommended, but such complex steps are not necessary.

@VincentJ So this kinda died.

I was so busy this week… it’s just madness at work and I’ve been spending every spare second I have trying to rebuild my win 7 SOE with a new way to manage drivers (I’m going to make a new thread for win 7 deployment, or maybe update my old one, and maybe a win 10 guide too).

Anyway I’m not really sure what the upshot of this thread was. But I will make a virtual appliance, at some stage. Honestly work is just so busy and shows no signs of slowing up… we have to replace our entire core and edge network (which is huge) plus new core server infrastructure at two main sites all this year… on top of just trying to keep everything running and setting up new businesses everywhere…

Ah thank you! Also, yes I realize I am on the bleeding edge of FOG and I do expect bugs. Been on Trunk for 2 weeks, flawless so far.

Thanks!