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      Unsolved Disk Selection in FOG

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      • • • richie086
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      I just want to know if it is possible. Seems like it should be, but I am having difficulty finding any information online regarding how to actually do it.

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      Unsolved Kernel panic after selecting a FOG menu item (Full Reg and Inventory, Quick Reg and Inventory, Deploy Image)

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      • • • villankd47
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      Unsolved Issues Setting Up FOG Server with Hyper-V (Network Boot Fails)

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      • • • Tycho
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      @rodluz

      Alright it works thank you.

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      Unsolved added a new storage disk but now I can only image and not restore

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      • • • icemannz
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      @JeremyL Hi, yes I am sure I have run Fog under Proxmox as well successfully but this time it didn’t want to work. Anyway once I switched to using Fog running under a Container, it uses much fewer resources and runs just as well.
      So I would recommend switching to running it under a container when possible.

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      Unsolved Run script after OOBE

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      • • • robertkwild
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      @rodluz

      ok scrap the local GPO done this and it works

      reg add HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce /v firstlogon /t REG_SZ /d powershell -noexit -ep bypass c:\users\admin\sysprep\firstlogon.ps1 /f
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      Unsolved Portable Use of FOG

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      • • • Datsys
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      @george1421 thanks for continuing to provide such detailed information.

      I believe the best way to learn is to do, so i am going to go shopping for an SSD (and perhaps some RAM to be safe). Once I have everything in place, I am going to do a test run on our machines as well as those of an associate just to see what happens when the network changes. Following this, I will check back with you if you don’t mind to go through the results.

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      Unsolved Fog iPXE Menu no input

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      • • • AxeMeAQuestion22
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      @jfernandz https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4713088/how-do-i-use-git-bisect

      This is just very basic overview and probably unhelpful.

      If you’re familiar with git, you can switch to different points in time (via the dev-branch) to figure out when we last knew things were good. So first, I’d suggest trying to find exactly when that would’ve been.

      I’d likely start, using dev-branch as the primary “tester case”

      git checkout -b dev-branch

      If you haven’t already done so of course.

      Then I’d put the branch at the same level as when we pushed out 1.5.10:

      git checkout 081d1f4

      Run your install and see if things worked, if they do:

      git checkout dev-branch git bisect start git bisect bad git bisect good 081d1f4

      Of course the 081d1f4 is the hash of the commit where things were good: this might or might not be the 1.5.10 release, so your mileage may very and may need some more adjustment.

      You can find these hashes on https://github.com/FOGProject/fogproject/commits/dev-branch/?after=f7fd3a7a3f188b4540f089a7f38c4d368b53376c+174 using the different pages at the bottom to find a point in time, and they show the hashes on the right and side of each commit.

      It will iterate through things and you just mark after each install/test what worked (as good or bad) by testing:

      If it still fails, you’d run git bisect bad, if it succeeds, you would run git bisect good each iteration.

      It’s tedious I know. but it will help us find the exact point things broke and hopefully from what (maybe it’s something we did, maybe something within ipxe, but gives us a starting point to test things out.)

      Thanks

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      Unsolved Client hostname change problem

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      • • • Falcon64
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      Unsolved turning on secure boot after windows

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      • • • robertkwild
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      Unsolved how to turn off https support

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      • • • robertkwild
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      @Tom-Elliott is there a way to find out where its failing

      i have the PCAP file if interested?

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      Unsolved Image Capture fails at the last stage when renaming /images/dev/<mac> and create an empty file

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      • • • roozshab
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      Unsolved images no size on web portal

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      • • • robertkwild
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      Unsolved Booting from SAN device 0x08 failed

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      • • • Alan Lim
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      I found out what’s causing the problem. The HP BIOS somehow configured the hard disk as a RAID by default. Removing the RAID, and the machine will boot to Windows after iPXE instead of looping.
      Thank you for your input.

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      Unsolved Windows server 2008 virtual to physical

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      • • • dejv
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    • neagoie.andreiN

      Unsolved BSOD 24H2 - Automatic Repair - SrtTrail after FOG deployment and restart - SOLVED

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      • • • neagoie.andrei
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      Unsolved FOG Client Linux Installation Failed CA certificate 403 forbidden using sudo mono SmartInstaller.exe

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      • • • amitsi2x
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      Unsolved FOG Storage issues

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      • • • Blake_hill2020
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      Unsolved updating from stable to working branch but get schema error

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      • • • robertkwild
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      tbh i am running fog on centos 7 so maybe its time to re install the OS to rocky 9.5 or ubuntu 24

      what OS do you recommend?

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      Unsolved FOG API question

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      • • • Jamaal
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      Ok,

      I finally figured this out. I know it’s not the best method, but I prefer this than having the wording “plain text” Here’s what I did in case someone needs to do the same.

      I read that API tokens do not go well as a securestring. Here are some references:
      https://jamesone111.wordpress.com/2020/04/10/transformers-for-powershell-parameters-which-take-secrets/, and https://github.com/Azure/azure-powershell/issues/25533.

      So in order to get past this, I needed to create another variable as show below:

      $testapi1 = [pscredential]::new(“token”,$yourtoken)

      You’re basically adding the pscredential above like you’re going to setup a username, but you put something like “token” or any wording as a placeholder for the username, then put the token in.

      Then after you define the header you do something like this: $testheader.add(fog-user-token’,$testapi1.GetNetworkCredential().password)

      Again it’s not the best method, but I also read a way when you do read-host -aseecurestring and save your api there as a variable, you can dispose that variable so it doesn’t stay in memory.

      $test.disposeof

      If someone has any better ideas, please let me know as I’m always on here learning new things and want to share as well. This basically can be closed out.

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      Unsolved usb network boot ipv4 network disabled

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      • • • robertkwild
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      any help?

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