It looks like the folks at [URL=‘http://maas.ubuntu.com/’]Canonical[/URL] are offering MAAS for server deployment. It’s a possible solution for folks who are looking for a method to deploy many Linux boxes and have been frustrated by the FOG solutions.

You could also try Tom’s current kernel: [url]https://mastacontrola.com/downloads.html[/url] or shoot him an email (at the bottom of his website) to see if he’ll re-host it.

[quote=“altitudehack, post: 29439, member: 23”]I do have it. Anybody have somewhere I can upload it?[/quote]
It’s 7MB and I can’t upload it to the forum.

I do have it. Anybody have somewhere I can upload it?

[quote=“ITSolutions, post: 12543, member: 4222”]My solution is the script that is included with FOG for back up, modified quite a bit and then made a cron entry.
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Thanks for sharing, ITSolutions. If I may suggest one edit: quote your strings. A space in a password breaks the script:
[CODE]–password="${MYSQL_PASSWORD}"[/CODE]

I don’t consider myself to be delayed and I resent the comment. ;)

Thanks Tom! This worked for a [URL=‘http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833114057&Tpk=usb21000s2’]StarTech USB 2.0 to Gigabit Ethernet NIC Network Adapter[/URL]!

Thanks for detailing your findings. I don’t have the resources to install .33 right now so I will set this aside for the moment.

Hey Sebastian. Thanks for linking to the other thread. What was the solution? Using a different FOG server? What is the difference between the two?

Thanks for the response, Jaymes. I don’t see any current KS kernels in the update list. Is there an external source for them?
How would you go about discovering the correct driver to embed?