@Uncle-Frank said:

mysqladmin -u root -p -i 1 processlist;

New thread started here
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/6020/fog-svn-5020-and-above-cpu-hammered-thread/1

The IP field may not be visible, directly, but it is not gone. When you search for a host, it automatically searches for the ip field, at least in SVN.

Cross linking post: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/7851/intel-raid0-image-capture

We now know what is going on with this and there is a work around pending.

That is spanning tree making sure there are no loops before allowing data to pass on the port. All managed switches have it turned on by default (which is a good thing). All our switches on campus have it, so if you have 3-4 swithces in a row that have to learn its new path, it does take longer then usual to come up then on unmanaged switches, hense our issue we were having.

[quote=“Cpasjuste, post: 39741, member: 25902”]Yep i confirm that the deployment is now working, thanks 🙂 (without re-uploading)[/quote]

I’m trying to complete a similar task. I enabled the checkbox for the “Is Master Node” for my second storage node, which is in a second storage group. After doing so, both the default storage node and my new storage node are the Master Node in each storage group.

However, after doing this, I’m still receiving the same “Create task failed. Unable to located master node from storage group” error message you are receiving when trying to clone a computer to create an image on the new storage node.

Our new storage node is located on a NETGEAR ReadyNAS. I’m not 100% certain I have it configured correctly though, as I’m only my second day in with using FOG.

I believe that answers your question, but it’s not really a solution…unless your new storage is configured correctly and mine is not.

Let us know how it turns out for you.