thank you. that works perfectly. I am waiting for it to finish (its at 10%) and i will let you know if it will auto reboot. Question. Is there any way to run a menu item that will Dban, then reload a new OS from quick image? I imagine i will have to get rid of the quick image password (though my attempts at this have so far failed)

yes, you can consider this solved. Thank you all for your help. You guys have been great. And I must say that FOG has come a long way since I started using it in ,29 (at least for my uses).

yes, you can consider this solved. Thank you all for your help. You guys have been great. And I must say that FOG has come a long way since I started using it in ,29 (at least for my uses).

it did not reboot. It is asking me to press any key to continue, and then it gives me an advertisement for Blancco. Then you hold the power button for 8 seconds to shut down hah.

thank you. that works perfectly. I am waiting for it to finish (its at 10%) and i will let you know if it will auto reboot. Question. Is there any way to run a menu item that will Dban, then reload a new OS from quick image? I imagine i will have to get rid of the quick image password (though my attempts at this have so far failed)

yes, there are quite a few results, but they all pertain to 1.2 and older… i cannot find anything on the new system… and the old way doesnt seem to work

Helloooooo i just updated to SVN. I cant seem to find a tutorial on how to use the menu entries. I am trying to add a dban menu entry (as I once had on .32), and i am stumped. Where do I put dban.bzi, and how do i tell it to run? Seems like a lot has changed

It is virtualized. I just restarted all my switches and whatnot and the problem is gone. Interesting.

Hello, I am having some odd FOG issues. When I boot to PXE, it is extremely slow when getting to the boot menu. Sometimes, the boot menu fails to load the graphics. 9 out of 10 tries to load something from the menu results in connection timing out. I have tried multiple systems and multiple cables, all have the same issue. It seems like the data is just coming across really slow, and sometimes it gets there in time and sometimes not. What could be causing this? It times out at “bzimage…”… once or twice i got it to work flawlessly.

I am running Ubuntu x64 14.04 w/ latest FOG from trunk. I need the quick image option, and 1.2.0 fails with ipxe, and I have to workaround that with the old pxelinux.

Fog is doing DHCP. I believe options 66 and 67 are set, but how do I look? I recall there being some file with that info but i forget where

I just did that, reset, and i am getting the same message. I have also checked the tftpd-hpa file, and it is identical to yours

I have also disabled the firewall in ubuntu, changed permissions to 777, made sure iptables was correct

no such file or directory