Love the speed increase. Download speeds went from 4gb/min to 8gb/min.

@Wayne-Workman Yeah I’ve tried all the .efi files in the tftpboot directory, all with the same results. I’ll keep looking around. Thanks!

Hi,
Has anyone been successful using fog to image a Microsoft Surface 3? Not a pro, just a 3. I’m stuck on the step during imaging where it says looking for hard disks… an error has been detected, cannot find HDD on system. I searched the forum but only see posts relating to the pro. I’m currently on fog version 4290

I think I found a bug in group service settings, coupled with AD settings. When I’m editing a group and make a change in the active directory page, the services are cleared for all hosts in the group. I’m currently on r3511.

That didn’t work for me, but in another way. I installed r3500 yesterday. When I upload, something fills up the remaining hard disk space. I went from 200gb free space to 0kb free space, my server crashed, and I had to revert to a snapshot.

Edit: I found out the hard disk space issue was unrelated to fog. We had a disk fail in the SAN and our network guy was in the process of replacing it.

One definite bug I did notice in r3500 is full registration and imaging now. When I full register a host, if I select yes to image now and put in my username and password, the task is not started.

I’ll see if I can give that a try at home over the weekend. Our server here at work is pretty much off limits for testing right now since we’ll be hitting it fairly hard in the coming weeks.

The problem is happening on any new images I upload with multiple partition, single disk - regardless of machine type. But at least I figured out what’s going on. So after I upload, I just have to copy the d1.mbr file from an older image and then the new one downloads okay. Thanks for helping.

Unfortunately I’m at the point in the year where I don’t have the time to troubleshoot further or update to newer trunks. I’ve made my images and next week we’ll begin deploying to around 3000 machines. I’m looking forward to new and exciting fog updates when I get to experiment more at the end of summer. Thanks for all everyone does!

Hmm, all the permissions are correct. Everything is set to 777. I did a lot of testing yesterday, and after a good nights sleep, I’ve come to the conclusion that something is wrong with the d1.mbr file. If I copy the d1.mbr file from an older image from the same machine, to the new image directory, I am able to download the new image. Thoughts?

Yep. I’ve uploaded images from this machine before but I can’t put my finger on anything that has changed. I’m able to upload/download from other machines with no issue - different image, but same image type and everything.

Sorry if this is a duplicate post… having some trouble searching the forum.

I’m on fog r3400, Ubuntu 12.04.
I’m trying to download an image and see a message go by:

Cannot open file for reading /images/NSLabsMay2015/d1.minimum.paritions
Restoring partition files, improper backup file.

Then the system reboots without restoring the image.

This is what the images directory looks like:

root@FOG2:/images/NSLabsMay2015# ls -l
total 24545160
-rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 105906176 May 26 13:47 d1.mbr
-rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 May 26 13:47 d1.original.swapuuids
-rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 25028325947 May 26 14:21 d1p1.img

Am I doing something wrong when uploading? Image type is Multiple partition image - single disk (not resizable)

Love the speed increase. Download speeds went from 4gb/min to 8gb/min.