@Sebastian-Roth said in Anyone in UK have hardware from stone?:

@falko Do you know the specs of the machine yet? Mainboard, disk, network chip?

No not in detail, will hopefully get that info on Monday.

Thanks @george1421 I wanted to know if anyone had them and was able to image with FOG. I don’t see it being an issue but we won’t get the test unit until after this coming week

Hi,

Does anyone here have hardware from stone, they make their own hardware ?

Usually go with Dell, but for this project (30 laptops) we are looking at competitive quotes from all.

Thanks

@lebrun78 it is possible to have only the assigned image in the deployment list via the menu. Can’t recall what setting it is right now.
EDIT: as George said item in FOG Settings under FOG Boot Settings will allow you to display the images as a list or not.

Also how are your students able to access it, a username and password is needed to access the menu

When I have experienced the issue in the past I have always found that the phantom hosts added to new groups were only the most recent hosts that were registered. Whether that be 2 hosts or 5 phantoms

Running the SQL maintenance commands from the wiki (as mentioned I think updates also helped) seemed to resolve

@tom-elliott strangley my fog clients all reported Middleware::Response ERROR: so I reset encryption on my ‘all hosts’ group. Not sure if there was something else I needed/should have done but that sorted it.

@tom-elliott that was quick! Upgrade seemed to go through fine.

@tom-elliott thanks

Hi,

when I try to upgrade to 1.5.1 it fails at the database backup
(running Debian 8.10 & FOG 1.5.0)

• Setting up Apache virtual host (no SSL)…OK
  sed: can’t read /etc/php/5/fpm/pool.d/www.conf: No such file or directory
• Starting and checking status of web services…OK
• Changing permissions on apache log files…OK
• Backing up database…Failed!,

@tom-elliott cool, not sure if it’s just me/my setup but since moving to rc12/13 the server UI seems more responsive :-)