Tftp stops working a few minutes after starting
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I know it’s not optimal, but I would highly recommend reinstalling OS at this point. While I’d love to keep digging to figure out exactly what it will take to fix this, it’s been FAR too long I think.
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 31625, member: 7271”]I know it’s not optimal, but I would highly recommend reinstalling OS at this point. While I’d love to keep digging to figure out exactly what it will take to fix this, it’s been FAR too long I think.[/quote]
I second this notion -.-
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What is the best operating system to use for FOG in your opinion?
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[quote=“elijahkan14, post: 31627, member: 24797”]What is the best operating system to use for FOG in your opinion?[/quote]
Debian
Make a copy of your /images folder. And export your current database from fog to a flash drive. This will allow us to keep your database and image files to alleviate the stress of setting up a new server
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There is really no “best” OS. I prefer CentOS, but again that’s a matter of preference rather than “the best”. You could try Debian 7.5 for familiarities sake as you’re probably more familiar with Ubuntu style commands.
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Alright I am currently installing Debian 7.5 on a physical machine (before we had ubuntu on an esxi server). Shall I follow the same instructions as the Ubuntu tutorial?
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[quote=“elijahkan14, post: 31654, member: 24797”]Alright I am currently installing Debian 7.5 on a physical machine (before we had ubuntu on an esxi server). Shall I follow the same instructions as the Ubuntu tutorial?[/quote]
That will work yes. Ubuntu is derived from Debain. They use the same base so the commands are similar.
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Alright, thanks for all the help from everyone! I’ll start a new thread if I run into issues with this install.
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We got the new server up and running! Out of curiosity I did “do-release-upgrade” on the old server and it offered to overwrite tftpd-hpa during the upgrade, now we have two working FOG servers! Thanks again to everyone!
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Well Congratz lol!
