Failed to Set Disk GUID (sgdisk -U) (restoreUUIDinformation)

[austinjt01]

@Tom-Elliott After it hangs up for a while, I now see this screen. It appears it’s hanging up on Changing the Hostname. Not sure why though…

Thanks!

[austinjt01]

@austinjt01 I just noticed after my attempt at capture, when I try and download the captured image. I see a message scroll across rather quickly on the init of the download “inserting of partition: FAILURE” everything else succeeds.

[Sebastian Roth]

@austinjt01 As Tom mentioned this is an issue within the newly updated inits. Moving this topic to bug reports. I am working on this and will update the inits soon!

[Sebastian Roth]

@Junkhacker Don’t worry about running the commands. I have pushed a fix already. The inits should be available soon.

[Junkhacker]

@Sebastian-Roth are the init’s being pushed for release 1.5.6 or will the init’s for that release continue to have the bug?

[Sebastian Roth]

@Junkhacker The inits are still building bit I will make those the official 1.5.6 inits so we won’t have that bug in 1.5.6! Will let you know when they are ready.

[Sebastian Roth]

@austinjt01 @Junkhacker New init files are available that should address both issues you saw. Manually download those (32 bit and 64 bit) and put in /var/www/html/fog/service/ipxe/ on your FOG server or simply re-run the FOG installer.

Please let us know if the issues are gone.

[Junkhacker]

@Sebastian-Roth in place and testing now
edit: i just tested and had the same problem. i just compared the an MD5 hash of what i downloaded earlier and what i downloaded just now. the files are the same

[Sebastian Roth]

@Junkhacker Can you please post the MD5 sums here.

da11c7a619efc4a737f9a715810f01a3  init.xz
7de47b8634d6c95ba869369dfefd9c82  init_32.xz

I just downloaded and tested those myself. They are the new ones from my point of view. Maybe you have some proxy cache or it’s just that we still have not properly fixed this for your case. Can you please post the contents of your /images/<IMAGENAME>/d1.partitions here.

[Junkhacker]

@Sebastian-Roth redownloaded today in my browser and now the hashs are different from before and now match what you posted. I’ll update my server again and see if it works
edit:updated server and it failed, checked checksum and it’s still the old init. guess it’s gettting pulled from a cache somewhere?
edit2:manually downloaded inits to server using the https://fogproject.org/binaries1.5.6.zip link and the hashs match yours. testing with that now
edit3: ok, that was giving me kernel panics. not sure what was going on there

[Sebastian Roth]

@Junkhacker said in Failed to Set Disk GUID (sgdisk -U) (restoreUUIDinformation):

edit3: ok, that was giving me kernel panics. not sure what was going on there

Did you get this fixed??!?!

[Junkhacker]

@Sebastian-Roth only by reverting back to previous inits

[Sebastian Roth]

@Junkhacker Please go to the FOG web UI -> FOG Configuration -> FOG Settings -> FTP Server and increase KERNEL RAMDISK SIZE from 127000 to 275000.

Sorry for all the rumor.

@Tom-Elliott Not a good situation where we would need to either revert the inits to 100 MB size or quickly push out a new release just to fix the KERNEL RAMDISK SIZE. I will build 101 MB inits (yes, just a little larger to hopefully get around the space issue mentioned below) over night just so we have those handy.

Edit: Good news, we still had the tool chain from the latest jenkins build on the server and so I am able to generate new inits fairly quickly. Will update the latest ones on the web server as well as binaries.1.5.6.zip for now.

Edit2: inits and binaries1.5.6.zip are updated. New checksums are:

e69e0763cfda1e02159553ea1cdbdc55  init.xz
00d811eef21cdfab4bab5160ad888bec  init_32.xz

[Tom Elliott]

@Sebastian-Roth well if the workaround is to update the ram disk size, it’s not too hard a thing to do. We can push out a patch to fix it directly, but seeing as this value is already easy to change what about simply documenting the error and the change for the resolution?

As fog keeps making progress I don’t think asking people to make this change is too difficult. And as for 1.5.7, just add in a patch to check if the ram disk size is too small in the bootmenu, and if so update the value directly.

[Sebastian Roth]

@Tom-Elliott Sure we’ll fix that in 1.5.7 but I’d like to see 1.5.6 not going on ground just a few days after we released it. Therefor I am trying to get to a solution where people can just use 1.5.6 without having to fix anything manually. Just tested and seems we are fine with the currently uploaded files. All good I hope.

[austinjt01]

@Sebastian-Roth So I re-ran the FOG installer. After that I tried capturing an image which appeared to work okay, but now i’m getting the same error upon trying to deploy that captured image.

It goes through the whole download process and says “A warning has been detected: Failed to set disk guid (sgdisk -U) (restoreUUIDInformation)”

Sits on that screen for about 60 secs and then gets stuck at “Changing hostname…” again

Shall I try manually downloading the files ? Maybe the re run of the FOG installer didn’t cut it?

Thanks.

[Sebastian Roth]

@austinjt01 Please run the following commands on your FOG server and post output here:

md5sum /var/www/html/fog/service/ipxe/init*
cat /images/<IMAGENAME>/d1.partitions

Make sure you put in the name of your image instead of <IMAGENAME>!

[austinjt01]

@Sebastian-Roth

I have our images stored on our media server, if I path over to /mnt/media-images/<IMAGENAME>/d1.partitions

This is what’s in the file

UPDATE:
I manually installed the updates and got this as the output

[Sebastian Roth]

@austinjt01 said in Failed to Set Disk GUID (sgdisk -U) (restoreUUIDinformation):

So I re-ran the FOG installer.

The md5 sums we see in the picture are definitely not the most current ones. Which installer version did you run? Where did you download FOG? I mean from github or downloaded an archive?

[austinjt01]

@Sebastian-Roth I ran the updates and got the same output that you have below.

Seem to still have trouble with capture / deploy though. Keeps getting hung up on “Changing hostname…”

I manually installed the updates and got this as the output