Windows 10 Upload

[cgauthier]

Server:
FOG Version: 1.2.0
OS: CentOS 6.5

Client:
Windows 10
Using Single Disk-Resizable setting.

Trying to upload Windows 10 image to the server but keep getting the following:

bzimage…ok
init.xz…ok
http://<ip address of fog server>10.1.1.60
Send method: NFS fog/service/ipxe/boot.php…ok
Checking In…done
Mounting file system
Mount: Mounting 10.1.1.60: images/dev on /images failed: Network is Unreachable
Fatal Error: Failed to Mount NFS Volume

I’m not sure what it is I’m doing wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
chrisg

[george1421]

You are using a pretty old version of FOG. My bet is if you pxe booted into the FOG iPXE menu and selected the compatibility test it would fail on the network bits.

What hardware are you trying to deploy to?

You can try a newer kernel, but I suspect you will run into other issues like NVMe disks or GPT formatted disks, where you might be better off upgrading to FOG 1.4.3 anyway.

[Sebastian Roth]

@cgauthier Not exactly sure if this happens to CentOS 6.5 as it does with CentOS 7 but see here: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10286/random-image-share-can-t-mount-during-image-process-error-on-1-4-2

As well please run rpm -qa | grep rpcbind on your FOG server and post the output here.

Nevertheless George is right about FOG 1.2.0 being quite dated and you might want to look into upgrading to the latest version.

[george1421]

@cgauthier said in Windows 10 Upload:

Mount: Mounting 10.1.1.60: images/dev on /images failed: Network is Unreachable

Wow I read too quick on that one. I saw old FOG, network is unreachable and jumped to the conclusion old kernel and new hardware.

Sebastian may be right on the rpcbind issue, we saw that with Centos 7. If you key in showmount -e 127.0.0.1 that should show us the nfs shares that are available. And also run ps aux | grep rpcbind that will tell us if rpcbind is running in memory.

[cgauthier]

Thank you, george1421 and others. I’m going to try upgrading to Fog version 1.4.3
chrisg

[george1421]

@cgauthier said in Windows 10 Upload:

Thank you, george1421 and others. I’m going to try upgrading to Fog version 1.4.3
chrisg

ref: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Upgrade_to_trunk

You will be better prepared for dealing with Win10 and new hardware (i.e. nvme disks)