Unable to locate image store.
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Ok, so successful image and now for the deployment. It is going right now, no issues. 27 min left +/-.
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@ManofValor 27 min left. How fast are you deploying (GB/Min). Your only have a 24GB disk image. On the surface I would say less than 1GB/min, which is kind of slow.
[Edit] If I did the math correct that’s about 16MB/s, which is close to the top speed for 100Mhz network link [/Edit]
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@george1421 Roughly 1.8.
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@ManofValor said:
@george1421 Roughly 1.8.
Understand I’m not poking holes in something that is working. But if your server is somewhat new and your desktops are somewhat new I might expect better. For reference I was using a dual core celeron intel nuc as my demo fog server which had a 128GB ssd drive. For the demo, I was deploying to a Dell e6410 (circa 2008). With that setup I was getting about 4-5GB/min transfer rate. In my production environment I can get between 5 and 8GB/min. But understand I have an insanely fast vm host server. In my production environment I can deploy a 7GB windows thin image in about 1.5 minutes with a 10 minute bare metal to deploy state. A 20GB fat image will go from bare metal to fully deployed in about 16 minutes.
But for now baby steps. Just get it working then you can think about optimizing the process.
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@george1421 Sounds good.
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@ManofValor Now try to deploy that image to another machine of the same model.
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Successful deployment. Woot woot!
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@ManofValor said:
Successful deployment. Woot woot!
This is great, so for the 64 million dollar question. Why did it start working. I looked back through this thread and didn’t find a key fix (this thread did wander a bit).
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@george1421 Just guessing, but maybe I finally coded something right?
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@george1421 said:
This is great, so for the 64 million dollar question. Why did it start working. I looked back through this thread and didn’t find a key fix (this thread did wander a bit).
That’s what I want to know.
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Happy fogging.
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Now I want to make another FOG server so I can take an image of this FOG server incase something happens…lol
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@ManofValor Bad idea… use Clonezilla for that.
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@Wayne-Workman Yeah I was joking but maybe thats not such a bad idea. Thanks.
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@ManofValor Yep clonezilla to a local usb hard drive. For the physical machines that is the easiest route.