@Sebastian-Roth

Hi there,

i tried it again and it was workign now.

Thanks!

Hi there Goempie!

i’m on my last day in my internship.
And i must say… i get a superduper good tutorial what i followed.
Its only for W7 (can work for w10 – i don’t know).

Implementing the FOG Cloning Solution with
Universal Windows 7 Images

Good luck!

Ow ya
I tried a couple of things for injecting the drivers.
One is putting them in the windows/inf – that works great after sysprep.
Or you can use Stand Alone Driver Utility (SAD3) !

I teamviewed with @ch3i & he did it!
New password , more rights on the QNAP & better settings for the node.

Thank you verry mutch guys! For the patience ;)!
You can set this topic on SOLVED

@Wayne-Workman said in Windows Fails to Install:

@boeleke All I can say is try it and see.

To explain the problem in more detail, when your sysprep stuff is happening after deployment, the fog client starts up and does it’s thing too (rename, reboot, etc.), and breaks the unattend.xml and setup complete stuff. The simple answer is just to disable the service before taking the image, and set up your golden machine so that it re-enables the service after all your stuff is done.

Also - it’s not a bug. The FOG Client is designed to do it’s job.

But maybe a tip , put it in the wiki.
i searched like i was crazy last week to all forums. But maybe i’m wrong , i’m just going to try it out. I’ll update this tomorrow when i can test! Thanks!

I can confirm its also working for me :).
But if I was you guys , i would put this on the FOG-WIKI. @Developers

This is going to be a problem for many of us & maybe they stop earlier with FOG because that and the don’t know it
But thumbs up for the good work ;)!

Hi there

i’ve searched for other topics but couldn’t find the right answer.
We got Citrix Hypervisor installed & 1 CentOS and 1 Fedora online.
Tried to install FOG on both & got the same problem - after " You still need to install/update your database schema. This can be done by opening a webbrowser and going to … " , i could reach the management interface.
Its blank & if i tried to reach it in Windows i get ‘Unreachable’.

Can someone help us :)?

@Quazz

Hard disk just ± 20% in use.
Also the RAM & CPU seems to be good.

@Quazz

I’m working with a 2GB ram (virtual) so i can adjust it.
30GB hard disk – but the images are on my NAS ;).

@Quazz

i did. But it didn’t worked.
Also … it did work a couple of versions ago – Then i did some update & again got this problem.

Btw I started to image now… & When i image more then 6 computers at the same time, I got the chainloading problem. Also with fog’ user in the notes.

Btw same error when trying to open ‘create snapin’.

Installer made this fogsettings :

So this is giving really hard problems .

@Quazz

Nothing changed.
“Stage2016”. Double or single quotes?

@Quazz

I never changed this, so the installer did.
Pretty weird. I’m try to change it!

i checked all. Imaging is going good.
Snapin is the only thing that don’t work. A month ago (fog client V0.11.2) , it worked. The computer did all the snapins.

But now i’ll not work :).
I got 2 fog servers (other domain) & on both they give problems.

Hi there!
Sorry for the late reaction.

I updated to Running Version 1.3.0-RC-8
SVN Revision: 5949

Still got the problem :

Hope u guys can help me

Think there is a problem again with making a new snapin. If i open the “Create New Snapin” page i get an error again.The page don’t load - HTTP 500 error. I did a tail on ubuntu – this is the second time… Some problem in this trunkGit - Version 8450.

Hi there guys,

we are making a new NetWork Environment with a new Windows (2012 R2) domain controller. When we do a PXE boot , FOG asks “Please enter the TFTP server”.

If i do this correctly , it just start up the FOG screen. So that works.
But how is it possible that he asks this?

I did the DHCP settings (so option 66 (IP: 172.16.1.17) and option 67 (undionly.kpxe))

What is our problem?
I find more topics of this but not directly an solution for my problem.

GIT : 8413