When im running through the installation setup I get the below error.
package remi-release-8* is not installed
error: Failed dependencies:
(redhat-release >=8.8 or centos-stream-release >=8) is needed by remi-release-8.8.1.el8.remi.noarch
Retrieving https://rpms.remirepo.net/enterprise/remi-release-8.rpm
Then nothing happens. I thought you did not need remi release for rocky8.7
Thanks
@Wayne-Workman fog version 1.2.0. I just have a mount exported from the server where fog is installed to test if this works. Nothing special.
@Quazz yes its to capture a image I quickly saw something like no such file or directory that is why I am wondering which folder it is looking for.
Is a log file where i can read the error while imaging. I am having issues about storage node. But the error on the screen goes away quickly. Where can I see this error in a log file?
Ok i have it working on my workstatons, on the vm servers that I am trying to image it does not show the fog screen and picks the tftp server and then reboots.
If i wish to create a image of a windows workstation Is that the upload option?, so upload to server.
Now if i am uploading a windows image from a workstation to a storage node does that storage node need to have a filesystem that windows will recognize like fat32? or will ext3 do?, as I thought it was only storing a iso so the format of the drive would not matter.
ok thanks tftp server is being picked up but i am not seeing the fog menu in the logs i see
fog in.tftpd[14845]: tftp: client does not accept options
fog in.tftpd[14846]: Client 192.168.10.72 finished undionly.kpxe
TFTP Error file not found is the error I am getting
When I say external I mean its not on the fog server. We have a separate internal linux dhcp server and dns server.
I am pressing the right key I have set the key to be F8 in fog Boot key sequence. When I say nothing happens, exactly what I mean.
Our dhcp server is linux so I have not set option to 66 or 67 but I have set “next-server ip”. Maybe this is where I am going wrong as I would need to specify the bootfile, do you know how i set option 67 on a linux dhcp server? I do have a line for "filename “pxelinux.0"” but this boots my linux kickstart server . Would I need another line for the tftp boot file?