One of the things I hate about Ubuntu, lately, is exactly this.

Ever since moving to Upstart to control services, the services seem to no longer be controlled.

It will start services before the dependent services (Networking, Local system, etc…) is running.

This breaks other things as well, such as the linux side FOG Services (FOGMulticastManager,FOGScheduler, etc…)

What’s happening, from what I can see, is it starts mysql before networking is ready. It works for a small amount of time, but then when networking is ACTUALLY ready, the service fails. Upstart is supposed to handle restarting a crashed service, but it’s almost like it was completely forgotten about.

@ben.walker

Yep.

Look at this for installing the Trunk version: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/SVN

@Tom-Elliott said:

What do you mean?

FOG Is a network booting system. The BIOS needs to be setup to allow network booting as the first option.

@ben-walker https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/FOGUserGuide

Thank you, I am not sure my first image was 433Gig and my second was 45Gig. I did nothing different. I am glad to see the file size has decreased.

Ben