Multiple problems with FOG after Upgrade.

[DarkEnergy]

@Wayne-Workman
Files permissions are inherited from the folders unless manually modified. As Tom recommended earlier using the chmod -R which the -R is for recursive with indicates all folders, subfolders and files.

[DarkEnergy]

@Tom-Elliott
Thanks, finally found it.

[Tom Elliott]

@DarkEnergy I’m assuming you mean the upload debug?

For all persons, the Trunk versions of fog make debug tasks a simple check box on any of the tasks. The 1.2.0 they’d have to go to advanced and choose the Upload/Download - Debug (depending on which way they’re trying to go with the image).

[DarkEnergy]

@Tom-Elliott
When asking for a file name, which file name is to be provided? There are about four possible file names:
There are three files in the directory
The name given to the image in FOG Web GUI.

Thanks in advance.

[Tom Elliott]

@DarkEnergy What do you mean? I wasn’t asking for a file at all, that I’m aware of.

I was just trying to point out, for the forums, there’s an Upload Files icon on the reply/post options.

[DarkEnergy]

@Tom-Elliott
In your post:
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/4997/multiple-problems-with-fog-after-upgrade/36?page=1
When running fixparts it ask for the name of the file, which name would that be?

[Tom Elliott]

Sorry,

It shouldn’t have just been fixparts.

The command would be:
fixparts <path/todevice>

Most typically it would be
fixparts /dev/sda

[DarkEnergy]

@Tom-Elliott

First I want to thank you for your assist. The last tip fix the last issue I was having with the imaging.
It was a GPT table left over, wire, as that machine had EUFI disable. Now I am working good again on those images. I just have one left but I think it is Windows 8.1 issue and not FOG.

Thanks again.

[Tom Elliott]

I’m going to solve this post.

I imagine the (“System in hibernate”) or (“Please run fsck/chkdisk”) is related to windows 8 specifically as you pointed out.

[DarkEnergy]

I agree.

Thanks.