Upgrade from 1.2 (SVN 2868) to 1.3
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@Quazz Just getting an “Unknown instance” when I try to stop the service.
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@Jacob-Gallant Why were you trying to update originally? Were you having problems with 1.2.0 ?
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What about this?
grep -R "extension_dir" /etc/php5/*To me this seems like something was messed up while upgrading packages (see in the logs you posted first).
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@Wayne-Workman No problems with 1.2.0, I upgraded for 2 reasons: Windows 10 support and we had a hardware model that we couldn’t register with the kernel that had been installed with that version of FOG. I tried to manually update the kernel but I was getting “Failed to initialize disk” errors with the kernel I compiled. Rather than fight with that I thought I might as well perform the upgrade of the whole system.
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@Sebastian-Roth Here is the results of that command: 0_1484059650717_grep2.txt
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@Jacob-Gallant I am a bit puzzled from what you posted last. Where does this “mysterious” path come from? Maybe try one more grep:
grep -R "20090626" /etc/php5/*Otherwise you could check if there are still some packages in an unconfigured or otherwise weird state:
apt-get -f installAre you able to access the FOG webinterface and login?
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@Sebastian-Roth Hi Sebastien, there were no results for that grep. apt-get -f install ran through but didn’t seem to fix anything. I can still access the FOG web interface and login.
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Hi folks, I’m not going to waste anymore of your time. I’ve decided to build a new FOG environment and import the database into it. Lots of extra work for me but probably good to go fresh, newer OSs, etc. anyway. Thanks all for your help!
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@Jacob-Gallant That’s the most sure path. If you need help with that, create a new thread on it and ping me in it.
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@Wayne-Workman Will do. It’s been going relatively smoothly so far though so hopefully I won’t have to bug anyone. Thanks again!
