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A while ago I wrote a proof of concept tutorial for turning a Windows server into a FOG storage node. https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/6941/windows-server-as-fog-storage-node-proof-of-concept-blog

You can not add additional space to your fog server by sharing disks on another server. This method is asking for problems. But you can turn another server into a FOG storage node (so to speak). By using a fog storage node and a the fog location plugin you can train all of your computers to image from the storage node instead of the master node.

@Wayne-Workman Thank you, that’s exactly what I needed! Problem solved.

Good day,
issue is solved; line 060 was being used by WDS server, which is inactive for some time and we do not use it anyway. It was agreed to disable this line and so FOG server is already running smoothly - 40 GB test image deployed on testing PC within 3 minutes. AWESOME! Plus I’ve managed to integrate few utilities such as Clonezilla, Clonezilla Server Edition (or DRBL live), System Rescue CD, PMagic, GParted and AVG Rescue CD.

Will come back with other questions; thanks so far!

Thank you guys, it seems like you kicked me in to the right direction. I remade whole server to be sure, reinstalled FOG using wiki guide and as far as the startup script go, I just needed to write this:

#!/bin/bash sleep 30 touch /var/lock/subsys/local systemctl start mysql exit 0

I was just dumb enough to not realize, that you need to write this script only in case, when something does not work. Well, sorry about that 🙂

Now everything seems to run fine - I don’t need to do a damn thing even after a reboot. Nice!

As to why I needed to do these timing stuff in the first place - since you all claim that CentOS is otherwise rockstable - I seriously don’t know myself. If you want to look into it, I don’t mind to cooperate with you guys.

Thank you guys!