Not a partclone image
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Fog 1.0.1 fresh install a week ago on Ubuntu Server 14.04
Uploaded the image a few days later. Is there a way to tell it to be one or the other during the imaging process? Which one is better?
I am going to recapture the image and then try again.
I checked the GUI Flag and updated the image to a PartImage from PartClone and vice versa. The Client Boots but restarts before the Cloning Screen.
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all new images uploaded are partclone. partimage is download only, and is included for legacy reasons.
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Just recaptured the image. Everything said it completed correctly. I made sure my computer is in the right group and with the right image selected. I scheduled the task and rebooted. The client machine never loads the cloning screen (Blue Background Red Status Bar)
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Is the image setup as Partimage or Partclone?
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So I created a new image of my second test box after I installed Ubuntu Desktop 14.04 LTS 32bit version on it. Again image created successfully. Played around with some TinyCore on it and removed the partitions. Went to reimage and Fog reported yet again that the image it had just taken was not a “partclone” however the screen flashed black and then back up and it proceeded to deploy the image for 2 other partitions? When I went to boot from the local drive I get Grub Rescue Mode which is more then I got before I attempted to reimage.
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So what do you mean “Played around with some TimyCore” on it.
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It doesn’t seem to matter what I set the image to. Partclone for Partimage same results. JunkHacker says all the images uploaded are Partclone so I shouldn’t have to change anything since these are fresh images on 1.0.1
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That’s correct, but what are you changing when you’re “Playing with the TinyCore” files?
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I only install Ubuntu on this to make an image from it. Ultimately I want to make it so I can Boot TinyCore Linux from FOG with GUI Support to act as a Zero Client for VMware. I have a working version of TinyCore with VMware-View Loaded. It pops up and covers the screen beautifully. No one can do anything with the OS just use View-Client. Well I am reading and it seems for the GUI to be included in the core I am loading I need to remaster it. So I was playing with a current version of TinyCore (it includes more keyboard and network drivers then I have in my current core) and had it install to the local hard drive. This dumped the Partitions Ubuntu made. TinyCore didn’t install like it should have so I said hey perfect time to test and see in the deploying process really will work.
And here I am. This has been a lot harder to get this working then it should be. We have an old tech here who wants to load my current version of TinyCore on a bunch of really cheap USB drives and get USB Extension cables and hang them on the inside of the machines. This means we would have cables going into our boxes to run the OS and I can’t stand that idea. There has to be a better way to deploy this on a larger scale. That is when I came across FOG.
Currently this old Tech is using CloneZilla by slaving HDD on his machine to image new machines and I want to get away from that as well.
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If you can, please try the latest trunk (SVN) of fog and see if the updated init.xz’s will help make a successful image.
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what operating system and image type are you using in your image?
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For which image? The Ubuntu I am using is
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop.
Zorin is version 8
TinyCore 3.0.21-tinycore -
i meant the options in the Image Management page
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Oh Sorry.
Operating System: Linux - (50)
Image Type: Multiple Partition Image - Single Disk (Not Resizable) - (2) -
Downloaded the latest Subversion. Seems to be the one I was one. 1.0.1
No difference in results.
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will it work if you try an Image Type of RAW?
