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      mmoore5553 last edited by

      I have a fog server that is on a desktop and works great. I been trying to get it to work from a VM that way I have less issues when i upgrade.

      I have the fog server working the the VM and able to get to the pxe menu. When i go to deploy image it states unable to locate image store. I have no hosts on this machine at all. I am going to call this FOG VM.

      The Fog Desktop i went in and copied the images from image folder and move them to FOG VM and uploaded the file that i exported from the GUI .

      i can boot up to the pxe menu and it connects to the FOG VM pxe menu. When i deploy the image i get the error unable to locate image store. I did look at the other messages on screen and it is pointing to the correct folder and ip address of the FOG VM server.

      I am not sure where to check next. If it gets the pxe menu then the FOG VM is working.

      the only difference between FOG VM and fog desktop is

      FOG VM - on dev branch version
      fog desktop - on master branch

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        mmoore5553 last edited by

        i have resolved this issue. I am not sure but when i was looking into ubuntu it did not update the images correctly. I moved them again and this time it was working correctly

        i used FTP software , filezilla , to see the files where not on the ubuntu server but the gui was saying it was there .

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          george1421 Moderator @mmoore5553 last edited by

          @mmoore5553 A quick sanity check is this

          1. Make sure your dhcp options 66 point to the correct fog server. It may be jumping between the servers without you knowing it.
          2. Make sure the VM is bridged to the physical network adapter and not Natt’d to it.
          3. Set up a debug capture/deploy (tick the debug checkbox before you schedule the task) PXE boot the target computer, after several screens of text where you need to clear with the enter key you will be dropped to the fos linux command prompt key in the following into the fos linux console cat /proc/cmdline post the results here. Pay special attention to IP addresses make sure all IP addresses listed in the cmdline are pointing to the right server.

          Please help us build the FOG community with everyone involved. It's not just about coding - way more we need people to test things, update documentation and most importantly work on uniting the community of people enjoying and working on FOG!

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