Posts made by eddieduce

I am having issues exporting the host list. I found this link ([url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/mass-export-host-information.902/[/url]) showing the command information. I got the user and password information from the FOG Settings for mySQL but there is no information being saved, or error messages being returned.

The commands I followed are these:

[FONT=Consolas]#mysqldump -u root -p[password] fog hosts > hosts.sql[/FONT]
[FONT=Consolas]Where does the file actually go to? I checked the root directory but found nothing. I modified the directory in the output to point to my home directory but it did not give me any results.[/FONT]

I ended up re-installing FOG but OS kept giving other problems extracting files, and connecting to network so, am re-installing server version of Ubuntu 12.04 .

Still unable to resolve.

No go. ‘Name or service not known. Unable to resolve host address <… >’

The process finished. W-get for the kernel was unable to resolve host address for your site .

no, I am installing wget. …28% at the moment.

Correction, I am updating packages, and it is barely at 42%.

Fresh install. What I mean to say is,

is it a FOG .32 issue or more a kernel corruption issue?

The original system is giving problems and I decided to rebuild a new one (the one we are discussing).

‘sudo apt-get update’ failed. with many file not found messages.

‘sudo apt-get install wget’ is updating but is barely on 9%.

Would you recommend just re-installing FOG. This is the production server. The downtime has extended too far now. Would you recommend circling back to .29?

message ‘failed. Name or service unknown.’

I got a ‘unrecognized option’ message for ‘–no-get-certificate’.

@Tom- Ubuntu is Server 12.04 server, clean install. PC Desktop GUI was added. There were problems getting the server to take a static IP. That was finally resolved.

I followed the Change NFS location instruction from the FOG wiki. Reviewing that again, it does not seem to show a link creation section. I’ll try that.

FOG .32 default Kernel. The PC is a HP Copaq G1 600.

The display that it shows is many lines such as this one:

[2.625149] call trace:
[2.625149] [,c0428a5a.] ? vsnprintf+ 0x2da/ox430

I have setup FOG on a Ubuntu 12.04 server and PXE boot freezes giving many random characters such as
" [2.670399] <co 00 01 00 c0"

The server seems be running correctly, the image has been created and task started. The only thing I noticed was that homepage dashboard does not show Disk Information. It says "failed to connect to DefaultMember.’

I have double checked that all redirects are set correctly to the secondary drive, “/media/ImageDisk/” yet it does not detect it either.

I meant that in the homepage dashboard it does not show any disk information. After a restart it simply <whisper> ‘disappeeeeared.’

I am running FOG .32. on static IP. 1.2.3.4, user fog, password 1234567. confirmed Storage node user and PW. Confirmed FOG settings user as fog and password as 1234567.

Mounted drive is mounted as “/media/ImageDisk”
“/etc/exports” data is:
/media/ImageDisk/ *(ro,sync,no_wdelay,insecure_locks,no_root_squash,insecure)
/media/ImageDisk/dev/ *(rw,sync,no_wdelay,no_root_squash,insecure)

I had it working once but suddenly lost it. Dont remember what other information I am missing in this post.

I face the same issue. I just setup a new FOG server and it keeps telling me the same thing. I have checked the username, fog and password. They all match. IP for DefaultMember is correct.

Any Idea?

Thanks for your help.

I was able to to download it and move it to the kernel directory but it would not extract or unzip.

I have the default one that came with version .32. On the server console, where can I check that? I wouldn’t want to update the core kernel since I am currently cloning multiple models.

Has anyone images a Asus m51ac-us002s PC? I manage to PXE boot but it gets stuck at ‘Kernel_thread_helper+0x6/0x10.’

I booting to FOG .32.

falko, how do you boot the client to PXI? My machine hangs with a static place holder (underscore).