@george1421 I’ll give it a try. Dont need a fancy report, just a listing would suffice, I was going g to cross reference it with inventory to see if it has been relied, or trashed. Thanks George

@Tom-Elliott its no big deal. once this summer is over, adding new hosts gets more rare. It was just this being our first roll out, there will be a lot of machies to touch. All good though, rather have FOG do what it needs correctly instead of me tearing it up.

@adukes40 I guess if I was more on top of my game tonight, I’d have seen the 500 page and said to look at the Apache Error logs, and I imagine we would see some errors about memory being exhausted… I’m glad you figured it out.

@adukes40

select sID, sName from snapins INTO OUTFILE '/root/Snapins.txt';

Something like that.

Reference: http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/1475/save-mysql-query-results-into-a-text-or-csv-file/

@adukes40 I suppose yes. What you should be concerned with in regards to memory is if you see a lot of stuff moving in out out of SWAP space.

OK, so I ended up bypassing the HNC and EHNC all together. Being we need a reboot to occur before joining the domain, I created a powershell script to run on that first auto logon to take care of the name change. So the unattend names it with the * variable, then PS runs and pulls the current computer name, the asset from the bios, and serial from the bios and mashes them together and is working perfectly. Here is the script if it helps someone else gets started with their PS script:

#Rename the Workstation
$CurrerntComputerName = (Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_ComputerSystem -Property Name).Name
$SerialNumber = (Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_BIOS | Select-Object SerialNumber).SerialNumber
$AssetTag = (Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_SystemEnclosure | Select-Object SMBiosAssetTag).SMBiosAssetTag

$OSDComputerName = “$($AssetTag)-$($SerialNumber)”

Rename-Computer -ComputerName $CurrerntComputerName -NewName $OSDComputerName

since the /tmp/mydrivers link is created make sure you can list the contents of ls /ntfs/Drivers If both checkout then just issue the copy command manually cp -R /tmp/mydrivers/* /ntfs/Drivers That should copy the files to the windows 😄 drive.

@george1421 said in Client reboot screen:

I could see value in an option for a snapin to install now vs a delayed install/reboot.

If the snapin is script-based, one could easily include a sleep command in the script.

Personally, I install smart notebook on every image. Then I leave a copy of the installer on the C:\ drive for actual smartboards. We just run the installer and choose “Smartboard Drivers” so it works with the smartboard.

Fix for this pushed.

@adukes40 Sounds right.

That’s what I figured. thanks for clarification.

@adukes40 no problem.

@george1421 agreed, but it ws already bought… so will work with what I got.

@Tom-Elliott helped out, it was a bug in replication. It should be fixed in the current.

I couldn’t resist the challenge. This should get you pretty close.

#!/bin/bash . /usr/share/fog/lib/funcs.sh; mkdir /ntfs 2>/dev/null echo "Mounting Windows File System"; mount.ntfs-3g "/dev/sda2" /ntfs 2>/tmp/mntfail mntRet="$?"; if [ ! "$mntRet" = "0" ] then echo "Failed to mount Windows partition"; echo ""; cat /tmp/mntfail; echo ""; sleep 12; exit 1; fi #Mount successful echo "******************************************************"; read -p "Enter your room number " rn echo "setx /M RoomNumber \"${rn}\" " >>/ntfs/Windows/Setup/Scripts/SetupComplete.cmd echo "******************************************************"; umount /ntfs sleep 5;

Just wanted to say I updated to SVN 6955 and inventory is running great. Thanks Sebastian and Tom for the hard work.