Surface Pro 4 unable to image
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These are both USB Nics, but my question about keyboard working is if it works in the FOS environment.
These units, most assuredly, need the kernel arguments with
has_usb_nic=1
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@Sebastian-Roth I have set the kernel debug and have tried to start another task. Now, where do I get the logs that will help you? I’ve looked under log viewer in FOG configuration, but am not seeing anything specific for this job.
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@Tom-Elliott I manually entered the host and added the has_usb_nic=1 argument. That will indeed get rid of the DHCP error that @ITCC was getting. My original issue of the image not attempting to start is still present. I have set the kernel debug check mark under FOG Configuration and trying to get some logs to help, but am not seeing anything specific to this particular task under Log Viewer in the WebUI.
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@Tom-Elliott I should also add that I had the argument there from the beginning, as this was the fix the last time I had a thread on the surface (about 3 months ago). I have also set this host to use the kernel we were using at the time to see if that would help, and it did not.
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@Scott-Adams The KERNEL_DEBUG and CONSOLE LOG LEVEL stuff will only impact the information printed on the client machine. There will be NO logs as we don’t store that information on the server. First it would BOG the server down especially when dealing with many tasks. Second, it would be quite difficult to filter out which log to actually look at.
If you up the levels and enable the DEBUG option, the simplest method to get us info is to take a picture and upload that here.
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@Tom-Elliott Ok. So, apparantly my changes are not being saved in the FOG Configuration > FOG Boot Settings. I select FOG_KERNEL_DEBUG and up my FOG_KERNEL_LOGLEVEL to 7, click Save Changes. It says that the settings were saved, but then I notice the check is not checked and the log level is still set to 4.
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@Scott-Adams What version of MySQL are you running? (5.7?)?
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@Tom-Elliott 5.5.49-0ubuntu0.14.04.1
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@Tom-Elliott Do I need to update? Are there credentials for mysql stored in the WEBui somewhere that I need to check?
If I log into mysql on my FOG server, I can manually edit tables and contents. Just can’t do it from the WebUI.
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@Scott-Adams Can you get the output of mysql command:
show create table fog.globalSettings
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@Tom-Elliott I have also checked .fogsettings, config.class.php and sql username/passwords match. I also tested the storage node mysql username/password (following the troubleshooting mysql wiki) and credentials worked. It is just something with the WebUI itself or how the WebUI communicates to the mysql database.
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@Scott-Adams Can you check the schema out? It appears, from what I can see, you’re missing a few global settings from the table, though I have no idea what.
Would you be able to set the schemaVersion to say 200?
UPDATE fog.schemaVersion SET vValue=200;
Go to the gui and approve it to update.
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@Tom-Elliott I did. I then received the attached errors when I approved.
I have since logged in and am able to navigate the webui. However, I am still unable to save any changes within FOGSettings.When I re-run the show create table fog.globalSettings, all settings look the same, only the AUTO_INCREMENT has changed to 188
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@Tom-Elliott This is the same issue I reported on a few weeks ago.
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/7276/after-upgrade-to-trunk-7324-no-settings-available-under-fog-configuration-fog-settings -
Any thoughts or ideas yet? I am completely at a loss. Once again, I updated versions to see if that would fix. No go.
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@Scott-Adams Anything under apache error logs?
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@Tom-Elliott It says “unable to open file for reading”. It does this for all the apache logs under log viewer…
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@Scott-Adams So you can get to the GUI?