Posts made by imagingmaster21

@wayne-workman
That worked!

@george1421
So what is the process if FOG is installed.

I recently added another mounted drive to my FOG Server to host all the images I moved the images directory over and verified the permissions were correct. The original \images directory has a SIM link to go to: /mnt/md0/images. I set this in the .fogsettings file and in the FOG Web UI, and also in the mount file for the image path/ftp path.

When I go to deploy an image it gives this error:
https://dl2.pushbulletusercontent.com/wv7nY7q6APY1TMAMmu1RCFHnzdUYftbm/20180515_151442.jpg

The OS is able to go to the directories for the images so the do exist. And the Images are showing the new path based off the sim path to the mounted drive.
https://dl2.pushbulletusercontent.com/jErrkWWAUQTlHIXhigBX3NBy3XJC9DYb/image.png

Also here is how I set this in the storage settings.
https://dl2.pushbulletusercontent.com/qTJitwCvJvfTZ4vJJKoVgcvOHGJ1NSB5/image.png

I did use these references when I added this drive for the images directory.
• https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Moving_your_images_directory/Adding_Storage_to_the_Images_directory
• https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Change_NFS_location
• https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/9594/change-default-images-directory/11

Any ideas?

@lebrun78
You could try seeing with file it is PXE booting with by deploying it and then on your FOG Server do a tcpdump -w output.pcap port 67 or port 68 or port 69 or port 4011. You may have to adjust which file it locates to in your dhcp config file.

@wayne-workman
Think I figured it out… The image I was able to capture worked and everything was the same except for on the one that did not work I ran some powershell scripts that removed the windows 10 apps and microsoft edge. So I think that just broke stuff I am guessing. Because when it captured it didn’t even try to resize the file system.

So I just added the files in the image to a folder in C:\ rather than to run the scripts. So far it is capturing.

@Wayne-Workman
I just tested and I was able to capture a different windows 10 image no problem, so could it just be something wrong with the image I am pulling?

@Wayne-Workman
I ran that command and none of them are even at 99-100% used the highest is dev/sda1 which is only 58% used.
https://dl2.pushbulletusercontent.com/guIhVDIdrXHBqH9nhaEwMQ6jHqlWDqNU/20180515_081658.jpg

I have a windows 10 image I built on a VM in Virtual Box I have been able to capture before with the same settings in FOG but now it will not let me capture. It says not enough disk space, but there is definately enough space.

I attached the errors:
https://dl2.pushbulletusercontent.com/zTNzOvXh8hOu6w1FiorXFFm7d6byAme2/20180514_114442.jpg

Also here is the image settings:
https://dl2.pushbulletusercontent.com/H8OkSTjsaqXGC5SvvHnqADPu2vZo8AWe/20180514_114524.jpg

Any ideas on how to fix this?

@wayne-workman
They were not in there I deleted the snapins and readded them and seems to be working with Chrome.

@Wayne-Workman
I did reference that video and went through it exactly. The think is I have the plugin working on 1.4.4 but on the latest release it does not work. I went into my fog.log file and looked and found this error:
‘5/2/2018 9:01 AM SnapinClient ERROR: Snapin hash does not exist’.

When I found that I tried changing my memory limit in the /etc/php/7.1/apache2/php.ini file from 128m to 1900M, the post max size and upload max size I left at 3000m and it is still not working. Once I saved the changes to that file I rebooted the apache2 service and tried it again with the same result.

So I am trying to deploy Snapins on the new version of FOG. I had it working on the old version. I am trying to do chrome and it will not deploy. I have the machine registered as a host and named accordingly. The machine is able t ping the FOG server. When I create the task it just says ‘checked in’ as the status. I have the latest FOG Client installed on it and the service is running.

I am using the Chrome MSI and the argument is: msiexec.exe /i googlechromestandaloneenterprise64.msi /quiet.

I looked in the FOG log on the root of C and found this error:
5/2/2018 9:01 AM SnapinClient ERROR: Snapin hash does not exist

I changed my memory limit in the /etc/php/7.1/apache2/php.ini file from 128m to 1900M, the post max size and upload max size I left at 3000m and it is still not working.

Any ideas on this?

@george1421
I was able to get the one Powershell script to work via a Batch file. But I am having problems getting this bat file to work:
PowerShell.exe -Command “&Import-StartLayout –LayoutPath C:\Installs\StartMenu.xml –MountPath $env:SystemDrive”

@george1421
So how would I get it to work under current user? What would be the easiest way. Or is there something I can put in the file to run as system?

So what is settings to get a powershell script to work. I have one that does a custom start menu layout and I am unable to get it to run. If I run it manually on a machine it works. What is need in the snappin settings to make a ps1 file execute?

@x23piracy Got it to work on another drive.

@x23piracy Sata 6.0 gb/sec dated July 31 2015

@x23piracy I’m giving another drive a shot right now. I was using a Segate 500gb thin HHD.

I am getting this error on four Lenovo T430 machines with a Windows 7 Enterprise image. I’ve tried formatting the drive before imaging and it gives this error. It only happens on four machine, I have multiple other T430 and T440’s with this same image and are working fine.

Any ideas on this?
https://dl2.pushbulletusercontent.com/yKQMTf9BwGr7ZeAWr4LUVRNeabCC9B9A/20180316_093518.jpg

Seems to be the hard-drives of the machines.

I have a Windows 7 Enterprise image that gives the following error:

https://dl2.pushbulletusercontent.com/49Cq4sKG4VPFFD3bQkR9AB44Er5LhUAw/20180314_130939.jpg

This images works on other machines and even ones of the same model (Lenovo T430’s). And even if I take a machine that gives this error and deploy a Windows 10 image to it, it will actually work.

I’ve tried resetting the BIOS and reformatting it with a Windows 7 Bootable USB, and recreate the partitions and I am still having no luck.

Any ideas? Bad drives?