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IF you are using SVN it is located in your svn repository
trunk/FOGCrypt

As of revision 1556 it can be downloaded via the client page
<FOGSERVERIP>/fog/client/

As someone who came into FOG when .32 was all there was and had never messed with PXE servers before, 33 is a walk in the park. Do a fresh install and you’ll have no issues. And if you do have issues we will be here to get you up and going.

Remember to backup your hosts and images if you want to add them back in, once added to 33b you will need to set an image to the hosts or you will see errors popping up in the web UI(it will still work, just show errors).

Here are the steps for upgrading if you don’t do a fresh install(highly recommend fresh install)
[url]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Upgrade_to_0.33[/url]

IF you do a fresh install make sure you set your images to partImage instead of partClone.

For that you need to check this option under fog settings->general settings:
FOG_LEGACY_FLAG_IN_GUI
then change the drop down found at the bottom of the image definition.

As long as the server IP does not change(clients are all tied to a server ip when you install the FOG Client) all you need is the /images directory, and your images table from mysql.

You may want to export your hosts list from time to time just to have a backup as it makes things easier if anything bad happens(just re-import the list and everything is back).

OEM’s formatting is usually not imaging friendly. That’s why we recommend wiping the formatting on the drive.

In order to type into the input you need to use a Debug task…

Debug mode will load the boot image and load a prompt so you can run any commands you wish. When you are done, you must remember to remove the PXE file, by clicking on “Active Tasks” and clicking on the “Kill Task” button.

No such thing as a dumb question.

You run it on the client you are trying to image.

That file name comes from your DHCP server. I would check option 67 again.

Was this a fresh install of 33b or an upgrade?

Check the fog settings - TFTP Server - FOG_TFTP_PXE_KERNEL_DIR

Should read exactly as below:

[CODE]/var/www/fog/service/ipxe/[/CODE]

Are you using the image type “Single disk resizable?”

If so you HAVE to sysprep the images before uploading.

Otherwise use the image type “Multi partition single disk not resizable” and it will work fine.

Just read that again and realized I may have misread that question.

When deploying a task you should get a checkbox that says “Schedule shutdown after task completion”

Click it and the machine will shutdown after the imaging is complete.

Let us know what happens after you re-upload the image.

.32 doesn’t really like Linux.

So I can’t say for sure there is a fix for you. Maybe someone has some other ideas but .33 is the only suggestion I have for you.

On your ubuntu server type:
[CODE]tftp -v X.X.X.X-c get undionly.kpxe
[/CODE]

Where X.X.X.X is your FOG servers IP.

You should get something like this:
[QUOTE]Connected to X.X.X.X(X.X.X.X), port 69
getting from X.X.X.X:undionly.kpxe to undionly.kpxe [netascii]
Received 101962 bytes in 0.1 seconds [11316553 bit/s]
[/QUOTE]

[quote=“David Schneider, post: 26189, member: 23828”]command not found.[/quote]

Sorry it’s actually
[CODE]sudo /etc/init.d/tftpd-hpa restart[/CODE]

That page has the exact commands you will need to install FOG from Linux.
Nothing on Linux is a .exe file.

The Kernels are installed automatically from the web UI using the kernel update page.

Then just set a host to use that kernel name under that hosts settings page

[quote=“dOR1n, post: 26187, member: 19492”]I have a question can you do something like this small tutorial for kernel download and install? :)[/quote]
You can download kernels via the FOG UI, go to fog settings->kernel update and select a kernel to download.
[quote]
PS: (some1 need to make a tutorial from start to end "installing fog 0.33 or smth), and configuration is verry usefull for noobs or ppl who install for the 1st time)
Sorry for English![/quote]

You mean like this?:
[url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=SVN[/url]

After that it’s just following the prompts on the installer.

That error is telling you that your image is missing disk 1 partition 2.

If you check the server image location do you see both files under images/ubuntu?

If not i’d try uploading that image again as the second partition was either corrupted or not copied.

Also you may want to upgrade to .33 as it has way better support and features.

[URL=‘http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Upgrade_to_0.33’][LEFT][SIZE=13px][FONT=Tahoma][COLOR=#555555]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Upgrade_to_0.33[/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE][/LEFT][/URL]

Go under the fog configuration page and find the TFTP Server category(almost at the bottom).

Click it to expand the settings, check the password, type in your password and then open a terminal to the server and type
[CODE]sudo /etc/init.d/tftp-hpa restart[/CODE]

IF the hosts are missing images then it will not be loaded into the list to search.

Easiest way to fix this would be to run the sql command:

[CODE]
sudo mysql or ‘sudo mysql -p’ if you set a root password for mysql
UPDATE hosts set hostImage=‘1’
quit
[/CODE]

This will set all hosts to the same image(whatever image is id# 1) If you do not have any images made yet then make one called “Test” or something like that.

After that go through your hosts, move them into groups and then assign that group the actual image you want for the hosts.

Did you disable secure boot before you uploaded the image?

If not, that’s your problem.

Did you upload as single pat/disk resizeable? if so you need to use sysprep first.

Otherwise use multipart/single disk not resizeable.

The kernel page is fixed in the latest revision now.

Glad to hear you are up and running!