I’m trying to create and deploy an Ubuntu image. Initially, I created the image using Ubuntu 12.04’s defaults & when I tried to deploy it I got an error that the partitions were corrupt. I finally realized that maybe FOG didn’t support ext4, so I set the partition to be ext3. I was able to grab the image, but deploying it gives me an error - partition filesystem missing. I get that on both the swap partition (which I expect), but also on the main ext3 partition. Any ideas?

Thanks!
Jon

When I click on list all images, I only see 10. I can search for others & it finds them, but only 10 show up in the list.

Thanks! I had done the mysql pwd change, and rebooted the computer, but maybe the password was still cached somewhere. After another reboot I was able to get back in. Everything’s copacetic now.

I tried to update the kernel and after downloading it, I got an error stating it couldn’t connect to the tftp site. I looked for help regarding that & every posting said it was usually a password problem. I reset the passwords for the account and the ftp_tftp setting but that didn’t help. I then reset the password for the fog account in mysql and now I can’t even log in as the fog user through the web interface. I’m totally locked out of FOG. Help!

Thanks,

Thanks! I’ll give those things a try.

Running FOG .32 on Ubuntu 12.10.

I’ve read the wiki on how to expand or move the /images directory, but they don’t exactly address what I’d like to do. I have a 2TB drive that is mounted as /home and has existing images from DRBL. I’d like to create a directory structure under /home (say something like /home/fog/images) and put the images in there. Is that a possibility?

I tried doing it and modifying the FOG settings, but NFS complained about the mount point when I would try to upload an image.

Thanks!