What?

Nice work

Without more information on your setup, it’s hard to advise.

If you are getting errors about connecting, do some troubleshooting and try to manually connect.

Reinstalling is always an option if you are at an unknown state.

It looks like the kernel is having issues detecting your hardware. Have you tried another Hardware Set?

I would upgrade your Kernel: WebUI > Other Information > Kernel Updates

Grab the latest, also try the latest PS build.

FOG really is overkill for a home network. Clonezilla or something similar would be much more practical.

You could use gPXE [url]http://rom-o-matic.net/[/url] to PXE boot from your FOG server. Manually enter the FOG servers IP Address and filename (filename is ‘pxelinux.0’)

As you suggest, FOG could run your DHCP. Wi-Fi can still be handled by your D-Link as FOGs DHCP will work for Wi-Fi clients

Are you sure sysprep removes this? My sysprep does not remove it.

You could have a run once script setup in your sysprep.
Use psexec to elevate to Administrator

Thanks for the feedback.

What is the image type? Single or Multi-partition?

Both are bad. I had the most success with SFX Maker.

CentOS should work fine and is supported by the installer.

Most admins have a favorite a distribution/religion… i understand Trying something new is hard, why bother.

When i said “just clones the data” i was being very simplistic. Of course there is a lot happening, even more when it starts resizing partitions.

The Multi-partition image does not resize, i want to see if this is causing the problem.

Walk through this process: [url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/wiki-troubleshooting-an-image-deploy.20/[/url]

Test to see if the image boots just after step 7.
Repeat the process and test if it boots after step 8.

Report any errors or interesting output here.

Feel free to post the [I]entire[/I] output of[B] fdisk -l[/B] before and after the FOG upload so i can see the differences.

Have you ran any partition repair tools before and after the upload to detect any partition problems? The same for MBR issues.

The FOG Service runs regardless of being logged in or not. So you don’t need auto login for this.

For the second part, i would setup your image to auto login with the desired user.
[LIST=1]
[]Start -> Run
[]Type: control userpasswords2
[]Click ‘OK’
[]Untick the box ‘Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer’
[]Click ‘OK’
[]It will now ask you username and password you want it to auto logon with.
[]Click ‘OK’
[]Now that is done - sysprep, take image up with FOG, deploy
[*]Profit
[/LIST]
Does your Autoit script do anything else that could be simplified?

You should try using the TFTP client on your FOG server, specify 127.0.0.1 as the address to test if it works

[quote=“chemouz, post: 251, member: 125”][B][COLOR=#ff0000]Here is the error on an Windows 7 machine with tftp client[/COLOR][/B]
D:>tftp 192.168.253.41 get pxelinux.0
Échec lors de la demande de connexion[/quote]
What does the error say ?..

vsftp does not run the TFTP server, that is handled by xinit.d

[code]fog-1:~# cat /etc/xinetd.d/tftp

default: off

description: The tftp server serves files using the trivial file transfer

protocol. The tftp protocol is often used to boot diskless

workstations, download configuration files to network-aware printers,

and to start the installation process for some operating systems.

service tftp
{
socket_type = dgram
protocol = udp
wait = yes
user = root
server = /usr/sbin/in.tftpd
server_args = -s /tftpboot
disable = no
per_source = 11
cps = 100 2
flags = IPv4
}
[/code]

Does [B]/usr/sbin/in.tftpd[/B] exist ?

Have you tried all of the easy things?

[LIST]
[]chkdsk?
[]Make sure your MBR isnt corrupted?
[*]Read the wiki?
[/LIST]

lol

Why do you want auto login? You want an interaction-less Image so you can set and forget.

You are not meant to use a Windows NFS server. You are meant to use another FOG install as a Storage Node.

Though, what you want to do is not impossible.

Sure, shoot me the code

I think you need to do more troubleshooting.

[url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/wiki-troubleshooting-multicast.22/[/url]

The 2 lines you posted are from ‘fogreplicator.log’ - nothing to do with multicast or the multicast logs.

No.

But you can manually rename/remove the image files so the system cannot find them, it will then skip that partition.