Fog Configuration Kernel Update not working
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Hello -
So…I am having problems with fog intel ethernet controller i225-v as I am getting the no ethernet adapter found error. Everything I have read tells me to update the Kernel. I am running fog 1.5.9 and used the Fog Config to update the kernel to 5.15.19.
After updating I looked in the directories and verified that the new files are there, however when I click on home in the fog config and then click the DefaultMember FOG Version 1.5.9 box it reports that my bzImage Version and bzImage32 are still 4.19.145.
From everything I have read these versions will not work as they don’t have that driver in them. Any ideas as to why the updater is not working, I am at a loss.
Thanks!
Brad
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@chambie on the fog server linux console key in:
file /var/www/html/fog/service/ipxe/bzImage
that will tell you what version of the kernel is installed. -
@george1421 that was very helpful. I figured out what is going on. I have this file in two directories, one that is updated and one that is not. Looks like the updater is putting it in the wrong directory. I will fix it now and let you know if it worked. Thanks!
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@george1421 Got it!!! Thanks for your help.
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@chambie said in Fog Configuration Kernel Update not working:
I have this file in two directories, one that is updated and one that is not.
You seem to have a duplicated FOG docroot, one in /var/www/html/fog/ and another one in /var/www/fog/. In certain cases this happens - I think I have only seen this when the FOG installer runs for the first time but does not finish properly. Though I never had the time to look into this properly.
Now that you know the correct docroot path on your system I suggest you rename or move the wrong one. But instead create a symbolic link pointing to the correct one named just like the old wrong docroot directory.