@george1421 Just wanted to let you know that I updated to the latest kernel as suggested and it worked! Not sure if anyone else has the same issue, but now we can image about 630 PCs! You guys rock!
@chris178 I was able to fix the issue. If you can do a git pull from the fog-community-scripts directory on your server, you’ll get the latest copy - then rerun the installer and everything should work.
@chris178 There is a right way to do this and an easy way.
Easy route.
Download both .sh files to your FOG server.
Then make both executable. by running this command chmod 755 *.sh
Install the script by running ./install.sh
Done.
@tom-elliott Thanks for the reply. This is from our main server. I just built that one and put it in place to test it. That FOG version is 1.4.4, running on the latest CentOS 7. We have a much older one running Ubuntu that I would like to replace.
Wayne wrote an excellent script called MakeFogMobile Download and install that. His script sets up a cron job to check to see if the IP address changes if so then it updates the fog configuration.
@Quazz The standard stuff. The page could not be reached. I also was wondering if I need to uninstall and reinstall FOG anyways, because we have DHCP servers setup on our network, and I skipped all of that through the initial config. Do you think this is maybe why I’m having issues now? I tried to setup the startup script in the CentOS 7 manual, but it seemed not to work. Thanks for any input.
