Latest FOG 0.33b
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r998 is out. I’m hoping it fixes the Ajax issues Nathan is experiencing. This contains all changes that my system has on it as well. I don’t remember all of them, but it should work now as I know it works on my system.
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Awesome Tom, as always your work here is greatly appreciated.
Will be sure to test/feedback to youThanks again
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ticking the AD box in host management now auto populates the fields
…time to test some deployments
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where can i download the latest build of .33 i would like to test it out
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You must use SVN, for more information: [url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/SVN[/url]
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Sorry if i sound stupid with this question but for the GUI section at the bottom for tortoissvn. If i’m reading that right it will let me install fog on windows?
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@Fernando, @darkxeno
I’ve been building the svn as a tarball as well.
The link for tarball download will always be:
[url]https://mastacontrola.com/fog_0.33b.tar.bz2[/url]
Sometimes I don’t update it right away, but as of right now, it’s at r998, the same as svn.
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 19958, member: 7271”]@Fernando, @darkxeno
I’ve been building the svn as a tarball as well.
The link for tarball download will always be:
[url]https://mastacontrola.com/fog_0.33b.tar.bz2[/url]
Sometimes I don’t update it right away, but as of right now, it’s at r998, the same as svn.[/quote]
I don know it. Thx for your work!!
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Im a bit confused and a noob here. So can someone tell me if i got the right understanding of svn? If its wrong in my thinking about it please correct me. So with and SVN you have the main code for fog and it’s up in the cloud for anyone to get and install. Then after it’s installed I can then modify the code for issues that i see. Then after i modify the code it will send it to the svn for the administrator to see and if they like the fix and it works that can add it in to the main code. now here is the part that confuses me. with the svn say you where to publish a new code in the svn with fixes and what not would it then push the new code with all the fixes to everyone that is using the svn version of fog automatically? or would i still have to update it and install the new code manually?
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you have to manually sync your SVN with that available in the “cloud” as you have described it.
after you sync your SVN with the current SVN you go to /bin and run ./installfog.sh and it will update to the latest synced revision.
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Darkxeno,
You don’t have write access to the svn, so if you notice a problem and make a fix, post it here on the forums under the Bugs in FOG 0.33 thread. You can even post your files directly so I can then look. If it’s viable I’ll try implementing or look into alternative fixes. I try to be quick in turnarounds on issues as such. Lately I’ve been stuck on snapins and snapin tasks.
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nice thanks currently im using 0.32 in my production do you think it’s safe to upgrade that to 0.33 and it will do i what i need it to do? all i do is create images and the domain add and host rename is what i use.
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Another way to get a tarball directly from SVN latest version is to use SourceForge, and hit “Download snapshot” on [url]http://sourceforge.net/p/freeghost/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/[/url]
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r999 is out.
All it updates is the TomElliott.config file for kernel building. Contains working virtio_net drivers as well as most networking drivers. I had to remove some of the 10G net drivers due to compatibility issues of speed.
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And Tom is DAMN GOOD at what he does, he’s fast, responsive, and even will keep you posted on WHY he hasn’t had time to get to it. Really an Ace developer, most devs won’t even give you the time of day.
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im no coder at all i’m just a system administrator lol i just know how to use the product
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[quote=“darkxeno, post: 19976, member: 4011”]nice thanks currently im using 0.32 in my production do you think it’s safe to upgrade that to 0.33 and it will do i what i need it to do? all i do is create images and the domain add and host rename is what i use.[/quote]
I’d recommend a fresh install from 0.32 to 0.33. Backup hosts and images and any other majorly need infos from the 0.32 database as there are many many changes that won’t make the switch easy or pretty.
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sorry for asking so many questions. i just been seeing that 0.33 was in beta since i started using fog and have been scared to update to it. is there a link anywhere that has all the new features that it has over 0.32 and Tom i see your last post will 0.33 let you in put drivers in to the kernel? like does it have a easy to use kernel builder?
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No,
Kernel building is still done the old method, unfortunately. But I’ve become quite adept at doing so and keep my kernels as up-to-date as I can. There is a wiki page on how to update/build a new kernel though and it’s pretty simple to follow.
Don’t be afraid to play.
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r1000 and r1001 released.
Contains infancy of partclone inclusion for extfs filesystem. It’s also using my custom build of init.gz which does support hostname resolving.
