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We have a lot of these and they work fine for us. FOG in the cloud version 6651.

System Manufacturer LENOVO
System Product 4004H1U
System Version ThinkCentre M72e

I am using undionly.kpxe for my bootfile. Sounds like something with your network? Sorry I can’t help much, but I figured to let you know it works for me.

GFm

@Tom-Elliott
Everything appears to be fixed now! Thanks for your help!

FYI, my one image needed to be changed to Single-Disk (resizable) and I was updated to the latest SVN

Thanks for all your help!

GFm

@Tom-Elliott

Here are the steps I took…

After the upload

I booted back to my win10 flash drive and saw this…

So it must have deleted everything? I then went and quick-imaged it with the image I just uploaded and it went back through, but when it started to boot it said…

“The Boot Configuration Data for your PC is missing or contains errors.”

I went back in and saw…

3)I went to advanced options, cmd prompt with my win10 flash drive and ran, bootrec /rebuildbcd and hit Y to accept it. Restarted and it booted back up.

Any ideas why it’s deleted my image after upload, then after quick imaging, the BCD isn’t working?

Thanks for your help!

GFm

I just wanted to report back. After updating to the latest dev and using the realtek.pxe bootfile, my lenovo 11e worked fine. I’m not sure whether or not the fog stable release combined with the realtek.pxe would have worked because I did not test that.

Thanks for all your help!! @Tom-Elliott @Wayne-Workman

GFm

@Wendell321 I updated to the latest dev for FOG and then in your DHCP you need to change your scope option 67 from undionly.kpxe to realtek.pxe

GFm

@Sebastian-Roth said:

Thanks for posting this. Please check your apache DocumentRoot setting: grep DocumentRoot /etc/apache2/*/*

Seams a bit like thinks got mixed up. See the timestamps of /var/www/html/fog… It’s Jul 16. From the error messages we saw in the apache error log this is the one being currently used and probably what you will see when grepping for DocumentRoot. But the newest date (Nov 4) is /var/www/fog. And I guess this directory is from a newer trunk install but is not being used.

If I remember right Ubuntu changed from /var/www to /var/www/html not that long ago. Tom changed the installer to reflect this and maybe it ran into some condition on your system to also change this at some point.

My advice:

Backup all the stuff in /var/www by moving it (mv /var/www /var/www.bak && mkdir /var/www && chown www-data:www-data /var/www)

Update FOG to latest trunk (cd path/to/trunk && svn up)

Comment the wget command in the installer script as done before

Run the installer

Check DocumentRoot setting (see above) and compare with what you see in /var/www

I really hope this will get us one step further. I am very sorry that it took us so long to find out about those different fog directories in /var/www…

This worked for me! I had very similar issues!

Thanks!!

GFm

@Tom-Elliott
It’s imaging now after the update. I did set the image to partimage too.

Thanks!

GFm

@Wayne-Workman I updated to the latest SVN today and it fixed my issue. Thanks for the info though.