@tom-elliott I am actually thinking it might have been a BIOs setting. It was on RAID mode so I reinstalled Windows and just captured it and it appears to have booted back into my Windows this time.
I’ll finish up this install and try again and let you know.
Thanks!
@wayne-workman Just noticed I put those settings on a different scope.
Everything is working now.
Thanks!
@wayne-workman Just noticed I put those settings on a different scope.
Everything is working now.
Thanks!
@wayne-workman When our DC went down we decided to setup a backup DHCP server.
I just check its settings and it was not setup with 66 and 67.
I just made the change, do you think it will work after a bit? It’s been about 15 minutes since I changed it and it’s still not working.
Morning,
We had an issue with our domain controller and ended up rebuilding it a few weeks ago. It also is our DHCP server.
Ever since then, when I do any network boot to FOG, it always makes me type our FOG server IP address.
I checked to make sure I don’t have 2 DHCP servers already and wireshark is showing only 1.
What else can I check?
@tom-elliott I am actually thinking it might have been a BIOs setting. It was on RAID mode so I reinstalled Windows and just captured it and it appears to have booted back into my Windows this time.
I’ll finish up this install and try again and let you know.
Thanks!
Hey,
Not sure where to go next. I have wasted a lot of time trying to change settings and no luck.
I put together a newer PC, MSI z370-A Pro motherboard with an i3 8100 and SATA SSD. I installed Windows 7 Pro 64 and trying to capture the image, like I always do, but once it finished, something breaks and Windows won’t boot. I get a blinking white line.
I’ve tried to deploy the image to the machine but same thing.
Are there logs or anything I can check to see what’s going on?
Fog 1.4.4
Might have posted in the wrong section. Could a mod move if needed?
Thanks.
Hey,
Not sure where to go next. I have wasted a lot of time trying to change settings and no luck.
I put together a newer PC, MSI z370-A Pro motherboard with an i3 8100 and SATA SSD. I installed Windows 7 Pro 64 and trying to capture the image, like I always do, but once it finished, something breaks and Windows won’t boot. I get a blinking white line.
I’ve tried to deploy the image to the machine but same thing.
Are there logs or anything I can check to see what’s going on?
@george1421 said in Log file 1tb. After removal FOG web service not working:
What you have is unique, so I can say this isn’t how FOG should work.
Since you are using ubuntu I’m suspecting this post speaks to your issue: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10006/ubuntu-is-fog-s-enemy
My bet is if you look at the apache2 error logs in /var/log/apache2/error.log (I think, I’m a rhel guy so the path is different). You will see error message that refer to database issues.
That post fixed my issue.
Thank you!!!
Help.
I deployed this FOG server a month or two ago and haven’t had much use since.
I was going to image a PC yesterday and noticed all my space was used, 1tb. I dug and found the log file inside Downloads\fogproject-master\bin\error_logs\foginstall.log
I deleted the file and rebooted multiple times but still won’t load the web interface, it http 500 errors.
It does load the Apache2 Debian Default Page by going to just the IP address, minus the fog extras.
Not sure what to do next. FOG and Linux noob.
It’s installed on Ubuntu 16.4 desktop on a virtual server.