Best practice if a kernel will not boot a system?
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You can have multiple kernels installed on your system, however you need to add the kernel location to the host. For example fog/kernel/kernel name would be what I would input under the host settings.
If you don’t find a kernel that works with your machines, you’ll have to compile your own, which is out of my league. Perhaps someone with a bit more knowledge on building kernels can step in here.
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Hi,
thanks again… well i will figure that out and report back…
Lets build a kernel K+E+R+N+E+L childsplay
hehe [I]*joking[/I]Greetz X23
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I’m at a loss because NONE of the Kernels will boot our new Lenovo E420 laptops. Still have MDT I can revert to for one offs but this will be difficult when having to do an entire lab.
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If no kernel works:
- Take the HDD out of the machine, that can’t boot FOG
- Put it in a machine, that can boot FOG
- Assign the right image to that machine
- Choose “Shutdown after task completion” in task configuration
- Start task
- After task is finished, put the HDD back in the original machine
- Start the machine
This is a workaround, if you have generalized images (Sysprep for Windows).
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Good work around for our one offs! Thanks!
[quote=“madeyem, post: 12134, member: 797”]If no kernel works:- Take the HDD out of the machine, that can’t boot FOG
- Put it in a machine, that can boot FOG
- Assign the right image to that machine
- Choose “Shutdown after task completion” in task configuration
- Start task
- After task is finished, put the HDD back in the original machine
- Start the machine
This is a workaround, if you have generalized images (Sysprep for Windows).[/quote]
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Hi,
[quote=“madeyem, post: 12134, member: 797”]This is a workaround, if you have generalized images (Sysprep for Windows).[/quote]
but only in case of deploy, i mainly will use fog to backup, i cannot go to each not booting machine the backup manually.
Seems i really have to cook a kernel myself argh!
Greetz X23
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Hi,
[quote=“Dustin, post: 12135, member: 3324”]Good work around for our one offs! Thanks![/quote]
have you ever tried a self made kernel? Iam actually testing with kernel sources of 2.6.39.4 and 3.9.2
Greetz X23
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If you need help making a custom kernel, just keep up with what you’ve done, post your questions, and we’ll help as best we can. It appears daunting, but after you run through it a few times on a VM, it’s gets simple.
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Hi,
[quote=“chad-bisd, post: 12149, member: 18”]If you need help making a custom kernel, just keep up with what you’ve done, post your questions, and we’ll help as best we can. It appears daunting, but after you run through it a few times on a VM, it’s gets simple.[/quote]
actually it’s doing fine i have succesfully compiled two kernels but i cannot test them at home, iam back at work next week on tuesday. [url]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Building_a_Custom_Kernel[/url]
Will the latest 3x kernel work with fog? is it true that the april kernel 3.8.8 is then a 3.8.8x kernel?
Greetz X23
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Hi,
i compiled my own kernel 3.9.2-4 and two of the machines work now instead that one tells me now hdd not found instead of kernel panic but this is only one missing driver.
Greetz X23
