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@Trev-lchs said in HP 250 G7 fails to upload image:

This is now resolved, on checking it appears that the kernel downloaded was the ARM64 instead of 64.

Interesting the ARM kernel gets as far as that on a HP 250 G7…

@LOF said in Failed to start php-fpm.service:

Also, I’ve already pulled down the dev-branch and got the error before my initial post

Which version number is shown by the installer script? Just want to make sure we are on the right track here.

As well make sure this is still in a kind of fresh state and /opt/fog/.fogettings is not created yet. Because if it is then things will behave differently in this particular situation.

Should I delete the previous dev-branch install and download/run it again?

No need to delete. You can re-run the FOG installer as often as you like if it is the same or a later version of what you have installed/run before. Should not cause any trouble.

@astrugatch As far as I remember there was an issue in this part of the web UI which is fixed in the latest release candidate version. Though we can’t be sure if it’s the same unless you update to the latest and test.

@Mightmar I assume you hit ENTER before opening the URL to let it do it’s magic DB schema creation/update.

Well, no problem. Just re-run the installer exactly as you did before. This time it doesn’t matter if you really open the web interface URL at the right point because the schema should be updated already.

@NSD_Network_Admin @neodawg Just in case anyone of you is interested in this. The bug was fixed by this commit: https://github.com/FOGProject/fogproject/commit/66fa6f074c4662098ea38b811077f2ad25c09a46#diff-f21fb2470403477fe0c412911d1227f1

I discovered this bug too when updating. My solution was just to create a group of all computers and then update the default AD credentials under Fog Settings. Then I just cleared it and repopulated the fields in Fog Settings. Then used the group of all and modified it for all computers at once. I even used the same password as I was.

My speculation is that the new password encryption measure put in are breaking it, the length when the password is shown is way off of what it should be when its updated correctly.

@astrugatch Please run the following two mysql querys on the command line to see if you can find it in the database:

SELECT * FROM hostMAC WHERE hmMAC LIKE '%aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff%';
SELECT * FROM hosts WHERE hostID IN (SELECT hmHostID FROM hostMAC WHERE hmMAC LIKE '%aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff%');

Put in the adapters MAC address instead of aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff.

I am wondering why you say “Wifi MAC address” at one point. Just a typo?

@Mightmar Did the installer run all the way to the end? Please take a look in the bin directory where you ran the installfog.sh script. Find a subdir called error_logs in there and two log files. Post the last 10 lines of both logs here.

@sudburr Is the partition layout still fine when you see this blkid: error: /dev/sda4 thing on subsequent tries?

May I ask you to do the following: Let it try to capture a few times more. Every time you save a copy of the /images/dev/aabbccddeeff/d1.partitions (this aabb… is the MAC address of the host without colons) file to another location for us to compare those afterwards. Whenever you see the blkid... error you name it d1.partitions_fail_X (put in numbers instead of X) and if you don’t see the error you name it d1.partitions_ok_X.sfdiskPartitionFileName

What kind of VM do you use? I am wondering if I am able to replicate the issue using the same setup?!

@NSD_Network_Admin Probably the best way is to wait for 1.5.9. I was planing to have it released already but work and private projects keeps me from doing so over the last weeks. I am hoping to find more time soon.