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      Spam

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      Just an update, Falko and I ended up removing about 800 messages of spam earlier today. Everything should be back to normal on the forums.

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      New Web Hosting

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      Feedback: Snap-in system

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      [quote=“timcough, post: 11851, member: 40”]I have suggested the following in a different thread to allow a single snapin to be sent to multiple computers:

      Add the following lines to the groups section of tasks.advanced.include.php:

      [PHP]<tr>
      <td class=“c”><a href=“?node=tasks&type=group&direction=onesnap&noconfirm=<?php print $groupid; ?>”><img src=“./images/snap.png” /><p><?php print _(‘Deploy Single Snapin’); ?></p></a></td>
      <td><p><?php print _(‘This option allows you to send one of the snapins to the group without imaging the computers. (Requires FOG Service to be installed on client)’); ?></p></td>
      </tr>[/PHP][/quote]

      Thank you SO MUCH for this code. It has made snap-in deployment much easier. Has anyone figured out a way to make snap-in groups? It would be terrific to be able to put a number of snapins into a group for deployment to certain machines. ie. all 32 bit machines get a certain group of snapins, while 64 bit get a different group, etc.

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      How-to: Network bonding & RAID arrays

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      [B][SIZE=4]UPDATE[/SIZE][/B]

      After adding another storage node with the same configuration, but using newer 4k drives i managed to get a little more perforamance out of the setup.

      [code]fog-4:~# hdparm -t /dev/md0

      /dev/md0:
      Timing buffered disk reads: 854 MB in 3.00 seconds = 284.22 MB/sec[/code]

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      Wiki: Troubleshooting Multicast

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      yes, the server is dhcp. i tried another switch , same resaults , i will test some more options, and update in the coming days.
      thanks

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      Wiki: Troubleshooting an Image Upload

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      I can confirm that this doesn’t work on Windows 7 as written. Since I’m unfamiliar with the unix tools, I just destroyed my reference workstation. I managed to work with the 100Mb Win7 boot partition, but destroyed the partition containing the 😄 drive… lol

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      FOG 0.33 - What's coming?

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      Add the caveat now to Fedora 19, being that they changed the database (mysql) to mariadb. All works, but requires minor changes in the script. I’ve already created a thread pointing out the issue with Fedora 19 and a fixed tarball for it based on FOG 0.33b, though the same changes could just be made in 0.32.

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      Wiki: Troubleshooting an Image Deploy

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      Solved SVN code currently unstable. Last stable revision: r763

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      How-to: Install FOG on Ubuntu

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      Or for command line installation

      [url]http://schoolitexpert.com/network-tools/fog/306-install-fog-server[/url]

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      FOG Wiki

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      Video: Install FOG on CentOS

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      Welcome to the new FOG forums

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      awesome…
      some new digs to call home …

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      Video: Image Upload & Deploy

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      Leroy, Technical questions go in the Help forum. This part of the forum is only for requests for tutorials or comments on the tutorial, not asking for help.

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      Sourceforge FOG Forums

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      It has been decided that the Sourceforge forums will remain active until 01/01/2012.

      After this date, you will no longer be able to post in the Sourceforge forums.

      If you have existing threads you would like to continue, please feel free to create a thread and copy/paste the contents.

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