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      FOG Could not start download: Invalid Argument

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      @george1421 Ubuntu 20.04

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      Extending time for FOG boot screen?

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      FOG Configuration->iPXE Menu Settings->PXE Menu Timeout

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      Solved multiple images with same image path

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      @howtogravity Just manually set it via SQL.

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      Solved Individual Computers assigned to groups

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      @quazz Okay, thanks for your help. You can mark this post as solved.

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      Solved Could not fix partiton layout (runFixparts)

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      @Wayne-Workman @Quazz Fixed, it was that fixparts was missing from 1.5.4 as discussed from this post https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/12059/fixparts-missing-1-5-4-win-10.

      To be on the safe side I manually downloaded bzImage, bzImage32, init.xz, and init_32.xz and put them in /var/www/html/fog/service/ipxe/. I followed the directions “Manual update to latest kernel” on this wiki page https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Kernel_Update.

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      Solved How to check if I actually moved my /images/ directory to secondary HDD

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      @howtogravity OK very good. The lsblk program tells us everything, and your setup is perfect. As long as when you reboot the lsblk gives you the same values you are good to go.

      So if you look at the output of lsblk you can see that /dev/sdb1 (the first partition on the second hard drive) is connected to (mounted on) /images. This means any files written to /images will go to your second hard drive.

      The output of the df -h program tells us how much disk usage you currently have/are using. Those numbers look good too.

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