Deploy image. No disk passed (runPartprobe)
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@Miguel-Palacios Please boot this client into debug deploy (normal deploy but before you click create tick the checkbox for debug). Then run
gdisk -l /dev/sda
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Hi @Sebastian-Roth, here I leave the picture…
Thank you!
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@Miguel-Palacios The output looks pretty good to me. Is this really from the client that just failed to deploy?? Looking at the script code I am a bit lost how it can finish the “Restoring Partition Tables (GPT)” just fine (says “Done” at the end) but would fail with “No disk passed” on the next call of “runPartprobe”… doesn’t make any sense I find. Please don’t get me wrong. I am not saying that you are doing anything wrong - I just mean that I cannot get my head around it.
Would you mind actually running through a debug deploy? Schedule it and when you get to the shell just run
fog
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Hi @Sebastian-Roth, excuse me for delay in the response… too much work for here…
I have tried a with schedule debug task and runfog
but the result is the same…Thank you!
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@Miguel-Palacios Can you please upload
d1.mbr
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@Sebastian-Roth I think I found it.
When we fixed the inventory update issue, we were on a ball. But Apparently just after the script we reset the hd/disk/part variables and never recall the getHardDisk function when it preps to move onward. I’m double testing to be sure but still that is odd it’s only now cropping up.
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@Miguel-Palacios Can you update and test first?
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@Tom-Elliott after update to the last version I can’t access to the GUI… Is this possible?
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@Miguel-Palacios Please check your apache error logs. See my signature below this message on where to find those log files.
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@Miguel-Palacios Confirmed the issue and Tom fixed it in the last minutes. Please update to the very latest version and you should be up again.
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@Tom-Elliott, @Sebastian-Roth all working!
The image already is deploying!Thank you guys!
Solved!