Posts made by ch3i

@netrunner You need to change name on your 67 DHCP option.

@netrunner said:

Hi,

i’m totally new to fog, but it is indeed that which i searched and hoped for
But i encountered the problem which i think, has nothing to do with fog, but ipxe…

It seems, that the RTL8111/8168B is not supported? I have them on the Mainboard of my Thin Clients (Futro S500).
They practically exist for PXE…

Fog is running on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. The ThinClient is getting an IP btw, but ends up displaying “Operation not supported”.

Anything i can do to fix it? Somehow replace iPXE in Fog itself? Any solutions?

Thankx
netrunner

Hi,

You can try another pxe file, look at : https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/IPXE#Filenames

@FordST said:

@ch3i Ohhhhh ok, thanks for that, that makes sense.

So I should see peak upload speeds at 0 compression, correct?

Yep and no lol If you have good CPU, compression around 5/6 is faster download/upload than 0.

@FordST said:

@ch3i Turning up the compression kills my upload speed. CPU performance doesn’t budge though… It sits under 10% usage. That’s another issue though…

Client CPU, the compression is client side.

@FordST said:

@netman86

All up-to-date. I am pulling images at 7GB/min currently…

I just turned compression down to 0 and now we are uploading at 3-3.5GB/min, it peaked around 5GB/min at the start.

Anything I can do to up that speed?

It’s not crucial at this point… I was just upset about the 700-800MB/min range.

The speed/compression depends CPU. If you have good cpu (multi core) on client, you can set a high compression. On poor CPU configuration set compression to 0. There is on wiki something about compression.

Moved to Developers/Bug Reports

Hi,

He have change OS to Debian 7.8 (because french support << me). For each package installation on FOG installer the result was failed (he have a proxy configured, maybe a problem ?) to solve it problem I’ve installed all packages via apt-get.

Rerun the installer… at the task “update database” there was no page found at http://fog_ip/fog/. Checking site-enabled : nothing, checking site-availabled : 001-fog.conf >> a2ensite this conf file and restart apache2. Nothing at http://fog_ip/fog/, but at http://fog_ip/html/fog it’s OK.

New rerun installer, website is now on /var/www/fog (instead /var/www/html/fog).

@techno-clarensac post a new topic about the image view (no image size on server column)

@TheKoR said:

don’t work with this version (3761) but work in previous :

HP D530 CMT - XP
Dell Latitude E5500 - Vista

Troll : T’es un mauvais c’est tout…

@techno.clarensac In french : Je vous croyais en vacances. Il y a quelque soucis avec ubuntu mais rien d’insurmontable. Je serais disponible demain et si vous êtes en vacances sachez que je serais absent dernière semaine de juillet et la première quinzaine d’août.

@Wayne-Workman said:

https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Fedora_21_Server

Seriously, the solution is to change OS ? XD

@Jbob said:

2.0? At the rate I’m going I’ll have Linux and Mac released for 1.3.0

Cool, with 2.0 we have an Android/iOS client ?

@titeufbe I’m imaging a windows 2012 server on vmware (esxi 5.5) without problem (at this time I’m on partclone image)

I have a Debian 7 with latest SVN of FOG.

Wich version of FOG are you use ?

@Wayne-Workman said:

@ch3i said:

Sleep on hostname.php is removed, I’ll try to post a version with hostname.php instead MySQL request.

IMHO, I’d say leave it as a request to MySQL. FOG 2.0 will not use PHP, it’ll use nodeJS and any PHP-based scripts out there will then stop working with FOG 2.0.

I know But I think in FOG 2.0 we have a linux client

@titeufbe said:

Hello

you have the best free software for deploy the windows

I test to back my windows server 2012 and with a quick inventory
i have a error kernel panic

i update the kernel but there not solve the probleme
is it technicaly poossibility to deploy a windows server with fog project

Thank if you do that

It’s possible to imaging you Windows Server 2012. It’s problably an hardware problem. You have to use the good ipxe file and kernel version, depanding your hardware. You can search into forums and wiki. In your /tftpboot folder you have some differents pxe file.

@frenk said:

yes for user root and fog

Which OS do you use and php version ?

Sleep on hostname.php is removed, I’ll try to post a version with hostname.php instead MySQL request.

I edited your messages, please use </> to past your code

@Scott-B said:

@ch3i said:

@Scott-B said:

PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 61418452 bytes) in /var/www/fog/commons/init.php on line 164, referer: http://fog/fog/management/index.php?node=about&sub=config

Try to increase memory limit in your php.ini maybe.

Same message even after increasing to 256M, 512M, and 1G.

Have you restart you apache ?

@Scott-B said:

PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 61418452 bytes) in /var/www/fog/commons/init.php on line 164, referer: http://fog/fog/management/index.php?node=about&sub=config

Try to increase memory limit in your php.ini maybe.

@Gilberto-Ferraz said:

@ch3i

I have a machine with attached HP35076 hostname is a machine with WIN 7 I can ping the IP of this machine. but I can not ping the hostname.

Maybe the problem is in my pfsense or own firewall Win 7.

if I can ping out of my fog to www.google.com for example the problem may be in the firewall of my machines windows 7 or even pfsense that makes the management of all of my networks.

It’s not a FW problem if you can ping the IP.
It’s a DNS problem, have you a domain ? have you a DNS server configured in your machines ? If yes provide me those informations.