@george1421

Hi,

In fact I had followed a procedure that I had found on the internet or the deployment procedure was not starting to register the host. Then create the image and associate the image with the host. I would have to find exactly the details of this procedure (it will be in my next message ^^)

But since I reread another procedure (and read a little your wiki) it works really well, on a linux and windows deployment and the snapin (I hallucinated the deployment speed of seven zip: less than two minutes : Awesome !!!)

In short, I am very happy with this software, still have to tweak certain parameters on my side

You confirm that the snapin, we can not put deployment programs of more than 3MB? Will it ever be possible to deploy Office 365 in your next releases?

thank you again for your help and follow-up.

@george1421

Hi,

I’m sorry, I was very stupid. I reread another deployment procedure.

In summary:

• Create your image via the management console
• register your host via “quick registration and inventory”
• Capture the image of the client host
• deploy the image

In any case, I managed to do two deployments, I hope I’m close to the correct methodology ^^

@george1421 said in error creating epoll fd: Function not implemented:

When you setup your fog server. For the linux OS did you define a static IP address for your server or are you using dhcp to assign the IP address for your FOG server?
Is to also safe to assume that you are running your fog server as a VM under virtual box too?

Hi,

Yes, my test environment is fully realized under virtual machines via virtualbox (fog-rsv, host client, srv-dchp: three virtualbox machines)

I am using a DHCP server that provides my client host and fog server
But I fixed the IP on my fog server and the client host

@Sebastian-Roth said in error creating epoll fd: Function not implemented:

About your other question. The “No Data” means FOG never deployed an image to that client. But then I am wondering why you want to do registration if the client seems to be registered in the host list already?!?! This doesn’t make sense.
When you PXE boot that client, do you get the FOG PXE menu? Does it say “Host is NOT registered” or “Host is registered as …” in the headline of the menu??

Ok, it’s quite possible that I did not understand at all how fog server worked

When I boot in pxe, here is the list of choices in screenshot:

I thought it was then necessary to create the image of the client host by clicking on “quick registration and inventory”. After that I went to my web management console and I saw my registered host.

@Sebastian-Roth

Hi,

When I boot in pxe from the client host, I check: “quick registration and inventory”

I have the messages as before (see screenshot):

Then another screenshot via the web console management,

or I see written “no data” after the quick resgistration and inventory “.It normally I have to see one or more files corresponding to my image of my client host, in the directory” / images "?

@Sebastian-Roth

Hi,

Here is the result of the command line

Best regards

@george1421

Hi,

I restart the script (see screenshot) but I still do not have the file fog.postinit?

Also when I restart my management console, I still have the existing configuration "with my reference image) as if nothing had been reset? Would I still miss something after you?

@george1421

Hi,

Thanks, I try to do your procedure quickly. I’ll come back to you as soon as possible

@george1421 Hi,

If you use the tar method change to the bin directory where you extracted the tar file and run the installfog.sh script. >> I chose this method there. So if I understand correctly, I download the .tar package. Then I extracted. I go to / bin and execute “./installfog.sh”, is that it?

Thanks you very much !

@george1421

Hi,

What is your screen shot? Reply to Sebastian, the one with the errors, what computer? I understand from your response that was a virtual machine? If so what hypervisor? >> Excuse me for the lack of clarity. Indeed, it is a virtual machine that I created with virtualbox

For the screen shots I asked about, I’m getting the idea that your fog install (/ images directory) is not complete. Because in / images there should be a postinstall script directory, but you do have the .mntcheck file. This is a normal condition.

The fog.postinstall script was not found (which should be in a directory under / images / dev) This is because I forgot the -name switch in the command I gave you (sorry). >> So I type the following command: “find -name /images/fog.postinit”? I’m going in / images / and there is no file “fog.postinit” ^^

The command that gives you a better idea. But I have to ask you if you have changed the directory path where the images are stored in your FOG server (there are reasons to do this, I just want to make sure you intentionally)? >> I did it once to test, but I put it back in / images /