display issue and host registration issue

[issa1998]

Re: display setting issuei have done clean uninstall of previous fog installation but i reinstalled the fog server 1.20 but still same bad resolution also i got another issue when i try to do quick registration it stuck on attempting to register host without any other message

[issa1998]

@Wayne-Workman i’m trying to register dell optiplex 3020/7010 and hp desktop 600 g1/g2 sff , i’m using Ubuntu 12.04 tls

[Wayne Workman]

@issa1998
https://www.google.com/?ion=1&espv=2#q=wing it

Also - we still don’t know what hardware you’re trying to register. We also need to know what OS fog is installed on.

[issa1998]

@Wayne-Workman i did the steps indicated in this wiki https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Uninstall_FOG
what do you mean by wing it?

[Wayne Workman]

@issa1998 said in display issue and host registration issue:

but after doing clean uninstall of fog 1.20

Ok, that’s new information. How did you do a “clean uninstall” ? What instructions did you follow? Did you wing it?

[issa1998]

@george1421 but after doing clean uninstall of fog 1.20 i was able with same version to do quick registration of any host now i can’t i don’t know what change ? i’m working in entreprise environnement when you talking about instability of fog trunk what do you mean exactly ? thanks

[Wayne Workman]

@issa1998 a kernel update may help, but maybe you should check out fog trunk? It will likely solve both of your issues. It’s the developmental version of fog, what will be 1.3.0 eventually. The community feels it’s pretty stable (comparatively to 6 months ago, or a year ago).

[george1421]

@issa1998 I would say the first step is to update the FOG to the trunk version. That way you get the latest kernels built in plus support for uefi firmware, gpt disks, and windows 10. You can upgrade the kernels in 1.2.0 stable manually, but then you don’t have support for the 3 things (plus a bunch more) that the trunk build provides. Just be aware the trunk build is a little unstable, but if you can tolerate a little instability you can benefit from the upgrade.

[issa1998]

so do i need to upgrade kernel image? and for the other problem regarding quick registration what can i do to track the problem ?

[george1421]

Please identify the target hardware you are trying to boot.

My guess when you say bad resolution the target computer is running in 80x25 (old terminal style) resolution. This will happen if the kernel (bzImage) doesn’t have the proper drivers for the hardware you are trying to boot on. (i.e. latest generation device with a kernel that is 2 years old). FOG does not directly control the target screen resolution in the pxe or registration menus.