At the moment we are trying to image a Win 7 machine. Here is a pic:

@Wayne-Workman said:

https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Troubleshoot_FTP#Credentials_.2F_Passwords

Thank you for responding so quickly. I while trying to image the machine has a message stating "Mounting File System Failed. I assumed this was because of the connection timeout but I guess not. I saw another forum about that but the only solution I saw was downgrading the OS or upgrading to FOG Trunk. Is that still the only solution?

Hi my name is Clifford Raymond and I work for a school district. We recently upgraded our FOG server from an old version of Ubuntu to 12.04 and FOG .32 to 1.2.0. The server was working but we were having some problems and then the server died. This then allowed us to update everything to the most recent recommendations so we created a fresh install with Ubuntu 14.04 and FOG 1.2.0. We are able to use FOG but we are encountering some problems. We could be encountering the problems because of the way we configured FOG but I am not sure. At the moment FOG registers device and see images loaded for those devices cannot be imaged. Each devices has a red circle with an exclamation point next to it and says “Connection Timed Out” as shown below. The weird thing is FOG says they are all pinging.
Also we have setup a partition on the server where we can store all of our images but we are not able to get FOG to recognize the partition. We this message:
If anyone has a solution for these problems I would really appreciate the help.

@Wayne-Workman This is a picture of the first 2 of 113 errors I get. I can post them all but it will take a long time. lol. Also I try backing up my FOG Configs but when I get to the FOG Configuration section in FOG there is not a Configuration Save section. I see this:

@the_duke Do you remember what command line you used to uninstall the SQL?

Thanks for your help. I tried it but that didn’t work either. I have a question about log ons though. If the server has multiple logons does it matter which logon the update/upgrade is done on? The reason I ask this question is because when we were originally trying to upgrade FOG from the designated user which had been used in the past we did not have the ability to do so. When we started, terminal did not have any root and whenever we tried to use the sudo command for the user account we were on nothing would happen. We ended up doing the whole upgrade from an admin account but we are not sure if that effects anything.

I tried the installer again but I still get the errors.

Not that I know of and so far we have never been asked for it.

Hi,
I work at a school district and I’m getting ready for the upcoming summer. We were running FOG 0.32 on an old version of Ubuntu and decided to upgrade both Ubuntu and FOG. We upgraded Ubuntu to version 12.XX and FOG to 1.2.0. After the installation we experienced a problem install the database, we are currently getting 113 errors. So far I have tried restarting, stopping and starting mysql. I have also tried reinstalling FOG but nothing seems to work. Any help is appreciated.

Hey Duke, I am in a school district like you and came across the same problem. I tried all your steps and was not able to get FOG to work. At the moment every time I try to log on to FOG it asks to install the database, then I get 113 errors. If you could shed some light on anything else you may have done it would be greatly appreciated.