FOG and SSD's
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Are you using the appropriate sysprep switches when preparing the machine to be captured? I never capture a physical machine, but I always use /generalize /shutdown /oobe and /unattend:unattend.xml when capturing my VM builds which are then deployed to laptops and desktops.
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Hi,
I don’t have any fogproject folder, I think I made a manual install of FOG, in my documentation I wrote 2 possibilities, I don’t remember the one I took.copy fog folder to \home sudo -I, cd fog/bin ./installfog.shOr
sudo –i apt-get install git cd /opt git clone https://github.com/fogproject/fogproject.git fog_stable/ cd fog_stable/bin ./installfog.shI have nothing in root folder, i have a fogproject folder in home with one file on it (warnfogaccount.sh).
But in opt I have a fog and a fog_stable folder.
Do I have to follow your steps but in /opt/fog_stable ?@notverypunny
Yes i always use a proper sysprep before capturing. That’s the case of my WD2500AAKX image and others, but not the next tests I made in my previous exemples, I needed to run them quickly. -
@julien-asv How about running
find / -name fogprojectto see where your fog installer directory is. -
I searched with WinSCP, command line give me the same result, in home directory with 1 file.
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@julien-asv OK lets assume you installed fog using a tarball (not recommended) but works fine. It will work it just makes upgrading a bit harder.
First lets make sure there is the answer file where it should be. This answer file contains the results of the questions asked when you first installed FOG. To get a directory of where the hidden answer file is key in
ls -la /opt/fogThe answer file should be.fogsettings(yes with a leading period. If that is there then lets use the git method to get the instillation files.
ref: https://docs.fogproject.org/en/latest/installation/install_fog_server.html# This will make you root if you are not already logged in as root sudo su - apt-get -y install git cd /root git clone https://github.com/FOGProject/fogproject.git cd /root/fogproject/bin ./installfog.shThis should bring you up to version 1.5.9. Know that this is a three step process. You install the first part using the linux cli, then go to the web ui to run the second part, then back to the linux cli to finish the install. You must do all three parts.
Now lets take you to 1.5.9.110+
cd /root/fogproject git checkout dev-branch git pull cd bin ./installfog.shAgain there will be a three part install here.
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I did the first step, but when the installation ask me to go to http://ip/fog/management, i don’t have any button to update database, i just have the login page of previous installation.
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@julien-asv said in FOG and SSD's:
did the first step, but when the installation ask me to go to http://ip/fog/management, i don’t have any button to update database, i just have the login page of previous installation.
That’s OK, just hit ENTER for the installer to proceed if you don’t see the schema updater.
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@julien-asv As Sebastian says to just hit enter to continue. No all FOG updates require database design updates. But you need to check on every update to fog.
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Ok thank you, it’s look like it’s have been working, now on information page, it’s says :
Your version of FOG is up to date. You're running the latest dev-branch version: 1.5.9.114That mean now i can deploy an image of a 250Gb to a 240gb ?
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@julien-asv said in FOG and SSD's:
That mean now i can deploy an image of a 250Gb to a 240gb ?
Can’t promise you it works in all cases. But the issue that came with MS partition layout changes is fixed in your setup now and you should be able to do what you want.
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OK thanks a lot. I will start creating my images at the beginning of January, I will tell you if I gets stuck.
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@Julien-asv Well I suggest you do some testing before January because if there is still something we need to fix then…
