I can accept that the kernel image may have some relevance as far as the client side issues. But, what about the problems in the GUI with creating a new host?
Also, where can I find the information on how to upgrade to the trunk version? I have some old information here but, that’s probably well out of date.
I’m having some problems with new host registration on version 1.2.0. Neither “quick” or “full” actually works when initiated on the client side. Both of those options terminate with an error that indicates that there’s no host entry matching the MAC. If i try to manually create a host in the web UI, I see a confirmation that creation was successful and there are no errors/failures in the mysql general query log. However, if I choose the list all hosts option the entry that I just created isn’t there. Can someone help me figure this out?
OK I’ll try that. Until the wiki is done, can you give me a few basic ideas how to edit the trunk version then?
How can I edit the boot menu of a 1.2 installation? I’ve seen many posts that explain the advanced config option to ADD your own things to chain load from FOG. This isn’t what I’m trying to do though.I’m trying to edit the menu itself. For example, how would I add my own splashimage, or maybe remove the Memtest86+ option?
I’ve just installed .32 on CentOS 6.3. I have not modified the default set location of /images and /images/dev, nor have I modified /etc/exports. I have a .mntcheck file of 0bytes in size in /images and /images/dev. Both of these directories are chown’ed root:root and chmod’ed 777. When attempting a quick image from a client machine I get an error telling me that the NFS mount step has failed. If I use this same client to load debug mode, I am unable to mount the /images NFS share with mount 10.1.10.212:images /images. When I attempt to do this I get a permission denied error. If I try the mount again adding -o nolock I can mount the share with no issue. Thinking that there may be an interoperability issue with NFSv4, I have also tried disabling v4 support via /etc/sysconfig/nfs. That made no difference either. I have seen a few posts here by several people with the same issue from years ago. I was hoping that maybe there’s a more recently discovered fix possibly?