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      Export Full Host list

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      Tom ElliottT

      The file is whereever you were in.

      My guess is you in the Root’s home directory: /root/

      To find the file on your system go in to the root of the drive with:
      [code]cd /[/code]

      Then run the command:
      [code]find . -name hosts.sql[/code]

      It will report the results of the file, if it finds it, as something like:
      /home/ccmiens/hosts.sql
      /root/hosts.sql

      My guess is that you opened a terminal and performed the command, so you can also check in
      [code]cd /root/
      ls[/code]

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      PXE Freezes

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      That worked perfectly, thanks Tom!

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      FOG .32 not connecting to default node

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      Tom ElliottT

      Maybe try adding a link on the fog server.

      I’m assuming the /images directory is no longer available on that server, so you could try it like this:
      [code]ln -s /media/ImageDisk /images[/code]

      Then check to see if all is working.

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      Asus m51ac

      Hardware Compatibility
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      Tom ElliottT

      eddieduce,

      Have to had any luck now? Like I stated earlier, don’t try to unzip the bzImage as you’re downloading it exactly as it will be staged on your fog server.

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      Changing FOG to store on SCSI mount.

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      Sorry for the lack of detail. I had already set that up but it would just not see it. A co-worker set it up in Linux to point to the default ‘images’ folder. It now works.

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      Database Error: (ID# 0-0)

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