Two Issues (cannot move image / Missing operating System)
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I am running Fog 1.2.0
and Ubuntu 13.10 Server
on an ESXi VMWhen I make an image of a machine, it finishes up and reboots to the OS. But it is not located in /images/image name. It is in /images/dev/mac address. I have chown’d and chmod’d the /images directory, but it still doesn’t move it, when I make an image. My passwords are all correct.
So I move / rename it manually, and try to download it to a new VM with that image. It goes through some FOG stuff, it reboots, and tells me “Missing Operating System.”
Any clue as to what is going on?
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By some FOG stuff do you mean it actually shows the image being deployed or just pops up the partclone screen for 5 seconds then reboots?
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Hey Thanks for responding.
Sorry, to be more descriptive with “Fog Stuff” It seems to just show the inventory of the machine. Then it reboots to “Missing operating System.”
I see some similar problems on the forum, but none seem to get resolved publicly.
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When you deploy the task does that host just flash the progress screen or does it actually run and show progress for 5-10+ minutes?
What svn# are you on? It’s in the upper left of the web UI in a little cloud.
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1.2.0
Here is exactly what happens:[media=youtube]_2DfUZHiAAk[/media]
I cut the video a bit too short. The screen at the end says “Missing operating System”
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When you moved the image what did you name the folder? Does it still have the mac address for the name?
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No, I named it the same as that defined in the web gui for the image.
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If you boot into a debug task for this host and do an fdisk -l does it show your harddrive?
if it does try this:
[CODE]fidsk /dev/sda
N
n
P
1
enter
enter
W
[/CODE]Then try the deployment again.
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It does show the hd, and I ran that. FYI this is a VM so all hardware is good.
I got the same result from this.
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Any ideas?
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When I was changing the folder name it was giving me an error. The name was not getting change.