@wayne-workman

Hi Wayne,

Yes I can connect to the internet just fine. I am using Fedora. I am still having this issue.

When you say, change the DNS IP and re-run the installer. Should I just re-run the installer and change it at the command line when it asks for DNS? Also would this cause any issues with files being reinstalled?

Since I am not joining this box to my windows domain, should I still use my DNS server in the domain as the IP? or would you recommend I use the Router as the DNS IP? When I make clones the machine usually interfaces outside of Windows Domain.

Thank You.

Hello: See snapshot below. Is this normal? If this is a problem, any ideas on how to fix it? I just installed fog. I can log-in to the management module. Just the outside says “error contacting server.” I have not tested if it works as of yet.

Follow-up question: How do I change the DNS IP that I initially picked on installation?

Thank you!

What’s the best way to completely clone computers with 100GB SSD and 1TB HHD. I’ve sucessfulyl cloned machines with 1 HDD, so this is an entirely new configuration for me.

Is this possible? Can you please provide step-by-step instructions? Thank you so much.

@Wayne-Workman Hello, any updates to this? I’m trying to deploy a Win764 OS from a physical machine to a VM hosted via Virtual box. My fog server is also on kubuntu inside Hyper-V at Windows 2012 server.

Issue is, The virtual box VM manages to get to the fog server-- but shows this error posted above and reboots in less than 15 secs. The task manager then deletes the task- thinking its complete. Ive looked around someone and no solution Im using the latest fog version.

Thanks for any help.

Hello, any updates to this? I’m trying to deploy a Win7 OS from a physical machine to a VM hosted via Virtual box. My fog server is also kubuntu inside Hyper-V at Windows 2012 server.

Issue is, The virtual box manages to get to the fog server-- but shows this error posted above and reboots in less than 15 secs. The task manager then deletes the task- thinking its complete. Ive looked around someone and no solution Im using the latest fog version.

Thanks for any help.

[quote=“Uncle Frank, post: 43468, member: 28116”]Upload debug is just another type of task you can schedule for a client. Select your client from the host list, click ‘Basic Tasks’ on the left, then ‘Advanced’ and there you see ‘Upload - Debug’. You’ll end up with a linux command shell. There you can run several kinds of tools like ‘fixparts’ and such…[/quote]

Thanks, I think I got to the debug screen. I typed “fixparts” and I think its running, then its asking for a filename. How do I proceed?

Hello[quote=“Frank D., post: 36454, member: 26015”]Thanks for your support Tom! We’ve imaged HP computers with a Kingston SSD before, so we know Fog works with SSD.
I’ve done the upload-debug option, en fixed MBR issues with fixparts.

Upload now works fine! Hope after this Windows stills boots
Thanks again for your help![/quote]

Hello Frank, Im just new to Fog. I am having he same issue with it being stuck at the /dev/sda and it is with a Lenovo machine as well. Can you post the steps you took to fix it? How did you create and upload debug task? just some specifics. Im using Linux mint as a server.

I know this is an older post but I hope you will see it. Thanks!