Posts made by Brad Schumann

@sebastian-roth full of what? we only are using 56GB of the 500GB available on the hard drive. but Fog seems like it is coping the whole HD and what used to seem it would only image what was being used on the HD, or am I mis-understanding…

@george1421 it used to take 10-15 min to image when I was on fog ver. 1.2 I upgraded to 1.4.4 and now it was taking roughly 4 hours to image.

@george1421 In Image Management it shows 465.30 under “Image size: on Client”.

Server

• FOG Version: 1.4.4
• OS: Debian 7

Client

• Service Version:
• OS: Win10 Pro 64bit

Description

When I am uploading or deploying an image it takes 4-5 hours. In image management I have it set to single disk - resizable, the hard drive is a 500GB hard drive but that has never changed for our machines. Imaging only use to take 10-15 min. during the imaging process on the device it is showing the "Device size: 499.0 GB, Space in use 499.0 GB but it only has an OS and windows office installed on it. Thoughts…

that worked, thanks everyone for the troubleshooting.

looks like the download/installs it needed to do it could verify signature of the packages, so it skipped. when I ran the one package by it self I had to tell it to install anyway. Is there a way for me to have it default ignore that?

It looks to have downloaded and installed, didn’t throw any errors at me.

Yes, and my server does have access to the internet, that is how I was able to download the .tar.

I downloaded the .tar, extracted it and installed it, I didn’t use GIT. The server does have internet access.

Server

• FOG Version: 1.2.0
• OS: Debian 7.11 (Wheezy)

Client

• Service Version:
• OS:

Description

I am trying to update from Fog 1.2.0 to 1.4.4, I was trying to do the update old school way by running “sudo ./installfog.sh”. There were parts of the install that failed php5 items, and the overall installed failed, thoughts?!

Your the best…it is now uploading the image to the fog server but it still wants to put it in the /images/dev folder…thoughts, if nothing else I can always rename and move it.

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I have attached the 2 screenshots

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[quote=“Junkhacker, post: 34346, member: 21583”]what do you see if you go to this address [url]http://172.25.0.99/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php?mac=<mac[/url] address of the computer you’re trying to image>&arch=x86_64[/quote]

[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/1/1228_boot.php.htm?:”]boot.php.htm[/url]

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I am sorry, like I said yesterday was a bad day to be the net/sys admin. Below it what the ipxe folder looks like.
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[B]This is what I see when I go to /tftpboot basically the same when I go to /var/www/fog/service/ipxe.[/B]

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[B]Also what my FOG setting looks like.[/B]

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FYI, I love this software, and haven’t really had to touch it for a couple years.

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that is an excellent question…I don’t know, what should it be? Sorry if I seem a bit “blonde”, been a bad sys admin day. I don’t have any images labeled default, the only thing I have labeled/listed "default is the Storage Group

tanks Junk that is good to know, I tried to upload another image like Driver had asked and the PC is flashing this error at me. The PC was able to register just fine. Would you like me to start a different thread for this?

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I also found that the windows 7 desktops (some not all didn’t have the tftp feature installed)