Hello,
Unfortunately one of my team set an image to capture instead of deploy and it now says 0.00 iB and fails on deployment
The files are all still there, is there a way to add it back into fog?
Kind Regards.
I have now solved the issue.
It was on multiple vlans which was confusing it, i needed to set it to the single vlan member.
Thank you very much Tom.
@Tom-Elliott Strange, if that was the case how come it can connect to fog and load that information?
Do you have any ideas what would cause this?
I have just deployed another image to a Hyper-V and worked perfect.
I am not sure what the issue is when deploying to this physical.
Forgot to add. i am using the latest version
Running Version: 1.3.3
bzImage Version: 4.9.1
bzImage32 Version: 4.9.1
I am trying to deploy an image to a server but i am getting “Attempting to check in Failed”
I have no idea what is going on, i havent seen this issue before.
This has now been solved.
I forgot to add /24 to the end of the IP in the nmtui configuration.
Hello,
I am getting this error when trying to go through PXE. i am not sure what has changed
NBP filename is ipxe.efi
NBP filesize is 0 Bytes
I have checked and ipxe.efi does exist. and the firewall is disabled, i am not sure why its not either picking it up or transferring it.
Any ideas?
I have managed to resolve this now, i needed to reinstall Windows on the server and choose New to create the partitions on the installation instead of just next for some reason.
I have now been able to image server 2012r2 and server 2016 without issues.
@Tom-Elliott Thank you, sorry for the stupid question how do i re-run the installer?
Hello,
I am trying to change the dhcp range, i have already changed it in “/opt/fog/.fogsettings” and rebooted the server and made no difference.
Is there somewhere else i need to change it?
Kind Regards,
Chris
@Tom-Elliott Yes that is correct, just are just controllers and not actually in a RAID. but when i capture it just captures the whole disk without the partitions, i did the same setup on my hyper-v and was able to grab them.
I am going to try another windows install on the physical tomorrow and see what happens then.
I am having getting it to boot when i restore an install from hyper-v, it all goes into the hdd fine and restores ok and the partitions are fine but just doesnt load at all and skips the hard drive.
@Tom-Elliott It would only show the 2 disks as in /dev/sda and /dev/sdb, i am trying a few different bits as i said making the image on hyper-v with the raid drivers and then deploying.
I have another idea i am trying, i am making a hyper-v VM up and adding installing the raid drivers once installed and then image that and try and deploy it to a physical, not sure if that will work but will give it a go.
Is there a known kernel that would have ps100 drivers?
I have tried a few times and its now showing the partitions.
I have followed your guide here
But when i do the cat /proc/mdstat it doesnt show any devices at all, any ideas?
@george1421 Ok, according to Tom, that isnt needed for Windows?
@george1421 as thats for linux, on the “Host Primary Disk: /dev/md126” on Windows any idea what would be?
@george1421 Great, thank you.
I assume i add it in the “Host Kernel Arguments” ?