@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!

Sounds similar to this: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/11157/checking-schedule-shutdown-after-task-completion-causes-the-running-task-to-hang

@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.

If you’re curious about changes, you can see them here:
https://github.com/FOGProject/fog-community-scripts/commits/master

@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.

@chris178 Look in the FOG community scripts on git-hub: https://github.com/FOGProject/fog-community-scripts

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.

1.4.4 is the current stable release as of today.

@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.