Topics created by Derek Newbold

We have ended up rebuilding our image and it is now working OK. It mustn’t have liked something in our old image. Thanks for your help and suggestions!

Use the built in kernel upgrade tool in FOG Settings -> FOG Kernel to install the down level kernels. In the past I’ve had issues with the FOG server being able to connect to the internet through our departments firewall/proxy systems. I have managed to get it working this time tho thankfully and have downgraded the kernel! I have also edited the php values and changed the client check in settings to 300. This has helped the CPU load on the server although it still seems a little high than what we are used too. At least it is a lot more responsive now on the web interface! We are now having a GPT issue deploying an updated image that was captured after the upgrade (pre-upgrade images seem to deploy fine). I have started a new forum post on this though.

@Derek-Newbold I am marking this solved as we haven’t heard back from you in a while an I expect you’ve figured things out by now. Feel free to post again if you still need help on this.

@sebastian-roth I finally got around to trying this out the other day and after running a check disk and recapturing the image it is now resizing the partitions correctly upon deployment. I didn’t have to modify the ‘d1.fixed_size_partitions’ again so I’m assuming that the capture process either worked correctly after running check disk, or else it just continued to use my modified version of that file. Thanks for your help in resolving this issue everyone, much appreciated!