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      TheKoR
      last edited by

      i remove “- [FONT=Consolas]&>/dev/null” and still no error log. how can i do the process manually ?[/FONT]

      Ubuntu 13.10 - Fog 1.3.0
      XEON E5630 - 16 Go - 6To raid 5
      Best download : 22Go in 23 sec
      Avg rate : 4.5G/min on 20 unicasts at same time

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        TheKoR
        last edited by

        Is it possible errors come from the link directory ?

        Ubuntu 13.10 - Fog 1.3.0
        XEON E5630 - 16 Go - 6To raid 5
        Best download : 22Go in 23 sec
        Avg rate : 4.5G/min on 20 unicasts at same time

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        • Lee RowlettL
          Lee Rowlett Developer
          last edited by

          • [FONT=Consolas]&>/dev/null does not create log it stops it from supressing prints i.e. error messages/warnings.

          most likely educated guess link directory… i would change all [/FONT][FONT=Consolas]/fog/Drivers paths direct in script to [/FONT]/partages/Drivers (or wherever you have your drivers directory)

          also it’s case sensitive with model name (i never added any handling for directories) so best thing to do to rule that out is copy Model Name from FOG-> Hardware inventory

          and when i said manually i meant remove disable postscripts … On fog do… basic tasks-> advanced ->download deploy let it image and before it boots (when postscripts normally runs) press ctrl +C to go to command/terminal then do each line individually

          [FONT=Consolas]mkdir /ntfs &>/dev/null[/FONT]
          [FONT=Consolas]ntfs-3g -o force,rw $part /ntfs[/FONT]

          [FONT=Consolas]if it fails see what $part echo’s at (echo $part;)[/FONT]

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            TheKoR
            last edited by

            “rsync: change_dir “/fog/Drivers/Win7/3113CW3” failed: no such files or directory(2)” Here the error i have

            [CODE]root@Fog:/fog/Drivers/Win7/3113CW3# ls
            x64 x86
            [/CODE]

            and in x64 i have my ethernet drivers

            and my postdownloadscripts and /fog/Drivers are with 777 -R Chmod

            Ubuntu 13.10 - Fog 1.3.0
            XEON E5630 - 16 Go - 6To raid 5
            Best download : 22Go in 23 sec
            Avg rate : 4.5G/min on 20 unicasts at same time

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            • Lee RowlettL
              Lee Rowlett Developer
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                TheKoR
                last edited by

                mount : mounting 192.168.123.6:/fog on /fog : permission denied

                and This rsync lacks old-style --compress due to its external zlib

                and after i have
                “rsync: change_dir “/fog/Drivers/Win7/3113CW3” failed: no such files or directory(2)”

                Ubuntu 13.10 - Fog 1.3.0
                XEON E5630 - 16 Go - 6To raid 5
                Best download : 22Go in 23 sec
                Avg rate : 4.5G/min on 20 unicasts at same time

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                • Lee RowlettL
                  Lee Rowlett Developer
                  last edited by

                  looks like /fog it not mountable - have you added /fog to exports?

                  1 edit: /etc/exports
                  2. add this line: /fog *(ro,sync,no_wdelay,insecure_locks,no_root_squash,insecure,fsid=4)
                  3. save file
                  4. run: exportfs -a

                  other thing to note: make sure fsid=4 is correct, as long as you haven’t modified the exports it should be but if not just make sure it’s the next unique number

                  also if you’re going to use /fog directory you will need to manually add this into exports everytime you upgrade as fog overwrites exports (removing this line in the process)

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                    TheKoR
                    last edited by

                    Oh nice, thanks.
                    fog mounted !!

                    still have the others errors lol

                    “This rsync lacks old-style --compress due to its external zlib”
                    “rsync: change_dir “/fog/Drivers/Win7/3113CW3” failed: no such files or directory(2)”

                    Ubuntu 13.10 - Fog 1.3.0
                    XEON E5630 - 16 Go - 6To raid 5
                    Best download : 22Go in 23 sec
                    Avg rate : 4.5G/min on 20 unicasts at same time

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                    • Wayne WorkmanW
                      Wayne Workman
                      last edited by

                      [quote=“TheKoR, post: 44040, member: 24285”]Oh nice, thanks.
                      fog mounted !!

                      still have the others errors lol

                      “This rsync lacks old-style --compress due to its external zlib”
                      “rsync: change_dir “/fog/Drivers/Win7/3113CW3” failed: no such files or directory(2)”[/quote]

                      Have you verified that this path exists? /fog/Drivers/Win7/3113CW3
                      Keep in mind that Linux is case sensitive for directories, and a lot of other stuff (it gives me woes sometimes!).
                      So, your script probably should be case-sensitive too.

                      Please help us build the FOG community with everyone involved. It's not just about coding - way more we need people to test things, update documentation and most importantly work on uniting the community of people enjoying and working on FOG!
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                      • Lee RowlettL
                        Lee Rowlett Developer
                        last edited by

                        Hi wayne,

                        sorted this out in the end through chat - was down to link to /fog… used existing location instead and change script to match and all working 🙂 but ur response was my first response too 🙂

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                        • Wayne WorkmanW
                          Wayne Workman
                          last edited by

                          [quote=“Lee Rowlett, post: 44082, member: 28”]Hi wayne,

                          sorted this out in the end through chat - was down to link to /fog… used existing location instead and change script to match and all working 🙂 but ur response was my first response too :)[/quote]

                          Awesome. That’s good.

                          AND, I’d like to say something about FOG in general…

                          FOG was an experiment for me. I was relentlessly pursuing an alternative for imaging. My work was using Ghost & Deploy Studio. My boss was considering Acronis Snap Deploy… which is really expensive.

                          I set out to prove that FOG would work in our environment. Now, mind you, I’ve taken a Linux class at college, we only worked in Terminal. But, I wasn’t savvy at it at all. I was “Comfortable” being an average user with Linux, nothing special really (still not anything special).

                          So, I spent weeks putting together FOG on Fedora in a VM. I learned sooo much about Linux during those weeks. I’ve slowly started helping people on here where I can. I’ve since become so comfortable that I’ve gone totally Fedora at home (using it now).

                          I’ve plummeted into learning C++, using Fedora. I’ve always said I wanted to learn it, but this was the prime moment because I was using Linux (I’m very, very proficient with VB.NET). I’ve been following online tutorials, doing online exercise problems, writing code, compiling, learned how to run executables from Terminal, Became really reliant on GREP and other Terminal commands in general.

                          And today, it really hit me. FOG opened the door to all of this for me, honestly. Just today, I blew through Terminal at work on OSX 10.6.8, navigating through directories like a pro, unpacking files, using CAT, GREP, all due to my recent learning of Linux.

                          SO,
                          Point of this little story is, an AMAZING solution like FOG, So amazing that it draws in people like me, ultimately, increases the numbers in the Linux community inevitably. That’s how good FOG is.

                          Please help us build the FOG community with everyone involved. It's not just about coding - way more we need people to test things, update documentation and most importantly work on uniting the community of people enjoying and working on FOG!
                          Daily Clean Installation Results:
                          https://fogtesting.fogproject.us/
                          FOG Reporting:
                          https://fog-external-reporting-results.fogproject.us/

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                            TheKoR
                            last edited by

                            Thanks guy for help.

                            We don’t really use fog like many of you.

                            We are refurbisher, we buy lot of used professional stuff and sell to end customer with low cost.

                            When i came in the company, they used a old Ghost server and we test fog, loved and adopted !

                            I am not really good in english, and sometimes, it’s hard to follow technicals threads, but i learn lot of thing on linux.

                            You are all devoted to this project, and it’s nice to be able to discuss and improve the project with you.

                            Ubuntu 13.10 - Fog 1.3.0
                            XEON E5630 - 16 Go - 6To raid 5
                            Best download : 22Go in 23 sec
                            Avg rate : 4.5G/min on 20 unicasts at same time

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