you da man!

@brakcounty said in customizations to ipxe menu not applying after updating to 1.5.7:

One question though, from the main FOG ipxe menu, when i hit Deploy Image, and get the prompt to authenticate with fog/pass, that text is blue, i want it to be white. Where can i change that setting?

In my test environment if I change the iPXE main colors (FOG Configuration -> FOG Settings -> FOG Boot Settings -> IPXE MAIN COLOURS) this is valid for all the text in the iPXE boot screens as well as for the password entry.

@brakcounty Any news on this?

@brakcounty Using FOG with more than one NIC is not officially supported. While it can be setup this way and mostly works it can still cause trouble as we see.

I probably won’t find the time to set this up myself and test but you are more than welcome to investigate in which case it works or fails. If you need assistence on debugging this feel free to ask here.

@brakcounty It contains all of the exportable items and more (like deployment history, inventory, snapin groups, and other things I can’t remember without looking). The fog database is everything except the raw image data stored in /images. With the metadata (mysql database) and the raw image files in /images you can rebuild your fog server from a fresh install.

@Sebastian-Roth said in Updating FOG and retaining settings:

@willian Upgrade will rewrite the DHCP config of your FOG server. So make a backup copy if you have modified it.

I could even clone the server for testing but later I will see how I do.

As well make sure you read und understand this before you upgrade: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/13488/fog-1-5-7-officially-released

Is there any important information in this topic about this issue? I read everything but I saw nothing related.

Thanks.