Fog registration with NUC

[Mike Adams]

yes, did sudo ./installfog.sh

[Tom Elliott]

What’s the contents of your /var/log/installfog.log file?

[Mike Adams]

here is the file

[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/1/1099_FOG LOGtext.txt?:”]FOG LOGtext.txt[/url]

[Tom Elliott]

So it looks like it never got past Mysql password setting. There’s nothing after this point which tells me 1.1.2 is not fully installed.

[Junkhacker]

when you ran the installer, did you follow the instructions and prompts in the script?

[chclark]

Am a noob to Linux and fog but e may of had a similar experience when I did a fresh install today the first time trying to install MySQL wouldn’t it never prompted were it normally would for the root password to be set I had to rerun the installer second time it worked fine.

Ps it’s not anything to do with that he’s installed on Ubuntu 14.04 I saw a warning in the wiki that it’s too new and doesn’t work properly and was recommended in my thread on general to use 12.04.4

[Mike Adams]

I re-ran the FOG install - here is the log file.
Still will not pxe boot a client.

[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/1/1100_FOG LOGtext2.txt?:”]FOG LOGtext2.txt[/url]

[Tom Elliott]

Is the dhcp option filename/67 pointing at undionly.kpxe or pxelinux.0?

Is the dhcp option next-server/66 pointing at the ip of your fog server?

[Mike Adams]

I will have to check - headed home for the holiday weekend, Jared will pick this back up on Monday. Are those settings in the dhcpd file?

[Sodden]

I’m having the same issue with the new Intel NUC Kit, they seem to have put in a different mainboard. The NUC’s manufactured in 01/14 worked flawless, while the newer series from 05/14 has some kinks (only accepts 1.35V RAM or 1333MHz 1.5V anything below and it doesn’t even start).
Anyway, they get stuck on “iPXE initialising devices…”. I’ve already tried every file from the /tftboot folder, no luck so far.
Maybe Mike has more luck.

P.S. I’m on 1.1.2