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    • EruthonE

      Active Tasks Progress Bar Data

      General
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      Yepp, I have the same problem, I see the status only after a few minutes, when the text gets “streched”. If there is a solution, it would be nice to know:)

    • EruthonE

      EFI EXIT type chainloading failed

      FOG Problems
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      @george1421 HI George,

      I’ve started again replcing all config files and checking /boot has no refind.conf files.

      i’m now at a point where I have both choices in fog:

      The orginal refind.conf option works AND i can change default boot choice.

      The new refindx2.conf option is ignored, i can even delete refindx2.conf and it still boots into a refind menu. I’ve also checked the refindx2 option and it’s not reading the original refind.conf.

      here’s me remade settings:

      bootmenu.class.php

      public function __construct() { parent::__construct(); $grubChain = 'chain -ar ${boot-url}/service/ipxe/grub.exe ' . '--config-file="%s"'; $sanboot = 'sanboot --no-describe --drive 0x80'; $refind = sprintf( 'imgfetch ${boot-url}/service/ipxe/refind.conf%s' . 'chain -ar ${boot-url}/service/ipxe/refind_x64.efi', "\n" ); $refindx2 = sprintf( 'imgfetch ${boot-url}/service/ipxe/refindx2.conf%s' . 'chain -ar ${boot-url}/service/ipxe/refind_x64.efi', "\n" ); if (stripos($_REQUEST['arch'], 'i386') !== false) { //user i386 boot loaders instead $refind = sprintf( 'imgfetch ${boot-url}/service/ipxe/refind.conf%s' . 'chain -ar ${boot-url}/service/ipxe/refind_ia32.efi', "\n" ); }

      and further down the same file

      self::$_exitTypes = array( 'sanboot' => $sanboot, 'grub' => $grub['basic'], 'grub_first_hdd' => $grub['basic'], 'grub_first_cdrom' => $grub['1cd'], 'grub_first_found_windows' => $grub['1fw'], 'refind_efi' => $refind, 'refind_efix2' => $refindx2, 'exit' => 'exit', );

      service.class.php

      if (empty($name)) { $name = $this->get('name'); } $types = array( 'sanboot', 'grub', 'grub_first_hdd', 'grub_first_cdrom', 'grub_first_found_windows', 'refind_efi', 'refind_efix2', 'exit', );
    • EruthonE

      Issue with Single Disk (resizable)

      Hardware Compatibility
      • acer hardware ipxe legacy uefi • • Eruthon
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      @Eruthon Thanks for the quick feedback. Should be all fine now I think. No need to post partition files as long as it works for you now.

    • EruthonE

      Solved Visual Studio activation snapin

      FOG Problems
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      EruthonE

      Great, it works 🙂 sorry for the bother

    • EruthonE

      Multicast - unable to find image path

      FOG Problems
      • image issues multicast task • • Eruthon
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      @Eruthon Great to hear you got multicast working. It’s way more convenient to deploy this way! Well done.

    • EruthonE

      0.00 iB of all images on server (not standard setup)

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      EruthonE

      Ok, so I found the solution: after I copied all the images on the main fog server with its new 2TB disk and making the main fog server as the master node and restarting the FOGImageSize service on the main server, the info about the images’ sizes on the server appeared in the webpage.

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