@george1421 Thank you once again for great support!!!

@sebastian-roth I see, also i am now able to manually enter clients. This thread is solved. Though i hope the next update fixes this issue.

@John-Sayce Thanks, will do.

Well if it’s not harmful then that’s great. Wanted to make sure I didn’t break anything.

@Tom-Elliott Worked Great!!!

muchas gracias!!! me servira de mucho y voy a realizar pruebas

@dureal99d said in How does fog see drives in a system:

Linux sees my drive as /dev/sdc1, however a booting fog sees my same boot drive drive as /dev/sdd1

Make sure you don’t have any SD cards stuck in the system. Also is the hard disk a hybrid drive (flash and mechanical)? Did you install Linux on the system or are you just live booting from a flash drive?

Can we get the output of lsblk please?

@Tom-Elliott Ok Thank You!!!

@jjacobs Thanks for the help!!!

Just set this up, thanks

@Joe-Schmitt @Wayne-Workman @Tom-Elliott I thank you guys for the help but the original script worked just fine.

I believe this one was an user error and in this case me being that user.

When I made the snapin pack I messed up in how I told fog to execute the bat file inside by not telling fog that it had another folder to prior to trying to execute the bat file. as you can see from my original post I had simply _install.bat"
when in reality it was popcap/_install.bat I have since then repacked the .zip file with no other folder in the way and simplified the bat file by naming it simply pop.bat all with the original coding @echo off Echo Wscript.Sleep 5000>"%Temp%\Wait.vbs" Echo WScript.Quit>>"%Temp%\Wait.vbs" Echo Installing Game Pack... Echo. For /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('dir /b /on "*[PopCap][ExtremlymTorrents.Me].exe"') do ( Echo Installing %%~na... Echo. Start "" /wait Wscript "%Temp%\Wait.vbs" Start "" /wait "%%a" /S ) Del "%Temp%\Wait.vbs"
after doing this all the games installed silently with no issues via fog deployment services. Thank You!!!

Worked out the issue. It was proxydhcp causing the issue. I cannot tell if the issue was Dnsmasq(router and DHCP server) passing off to dnsmasq (proxy DHCP) and not getting the dns to properly route. However, because dnsmasq is already available on the DHCP server we disabled the proxy DHCP and setup the dnsmasq boot items for efi/legacy on the dd-wrt side. This, as I understand it, change around for supporting efi and legacy was the reason he wanted to use proxydhcp to begin with.

@Tom-Elliott Working again as of rc 31. Thank you!!!

@Oleg All fixed and repubbed.

@Tom-Elliott This sudo apt-get install gawk bc worked like a charm I upgraded to RC-17 with no schema update issue. Fixed!!!

@Wayne-Workman I shall do so

@dureal99d Your welcome. I’m glad in the end it was just a simple reboot that finally resolved the issue.

We had a hour or so chat session to work through this issue pulling apart the dhcp/pxe booting process frame by frame.

@Joe-Schmitt You are welcome! Fogs ability to deploy snapins is awesome and deserves acknowledgement.

@Tom-Elliott said in UEFI won boot tools via fog menu.:

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I see!! that’s great to know!!!

@Wayne-Workman I have successfully installed Microsoft office snapin to other systems. of course I increased the data amount I can upload based upon the steps outlined hereI made the size 10GB. I created a msp and placed it in the updates folder then zipped the package, uploaded to fog server and was able to deploy via the .exe Template.