Posts made by JDnoble18

@george1421 I’m using XenServer 6.1 and Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit

I am having trouble migrating to a VM.

I backed up the database in Fog Configuration --> Configuration Save.

And backed up the \images folder.

I made the VM, installed the same version of fog on the VM, imported the database, and moved the images folder over.

I also did what i read on this page https://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/2631-moving-a-fog-server-to-new-hardware

Copy the contents of the images folder which is /images and place them in the /images folder on the new server.

(This is assuming that you are using the default storage and have not set up any additional)

After that you will need to change the permissions:

sudo chown -R fog /images
sudo chmod -R 755 /images
sudo chmod -R 777 /images/dev

note: When I did my first run on the new server I got a failure to mount nfs volume error the fix is

touch /images/dev/.mntcheck
touch /images/.mntcheck

I did all of that and my images are still not showing up. And I dont even think the database export/import took either because none of my settings in the Fog Confiuration --> Fog Settings page showed up.

I either don’t understand the capabilities of the database export/import, or it didnt work.

I thought from the page here https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/2714/info-on-fog-server-disaster-recovery/3
If you make backups of your Images folder (just copy paste, or compress a copy and then move it) and your database, then you have everything you really need.

That this would be all I need, and the database export/import would take care of everything except the images folder.

Am I incorrect assuming this?

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Secure boot is turned off and legacy roms are enabled in the uefi.

I tried to mimic the settings changes that we do on our optiplex 3020’s.

I ran all the compatibility tests successfully. There was a partition error at first but I booted with gparted and took care of that.

Thanks for any help!

I just got in 2 new Dell e5550 units into the office here and tried to send an older image to it to see if it might be,at least, partially compatible.

When I pxeboot I get an error that I’ve never seen before. “Failed to enable smbus PCI device.”

It lets me choose quick registration and it goes through the registration process but errors out and restarts too quick for me to see the error.

I’ve tried to update to the latest unofficial kernel (both 32 and 64) and the same thing happens.

I’m pretty new to Fog in general. I’ve implemented it and have quite a few images total so far and never have ran into this error. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!

AH! I think I fixed it. I noticed the default group was a CN not an OU. I made a OU and changed it in both spots and upon next reboot it joined successfully.

Here are the files you requested.

Thanks for any help!

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First post so be gentle

When I try to join a domain I get “Unknown Error Code:2”

I have searched and only found one other person with this error so far and it was pertaining to AD OU. I verified that my syntax is correct in that, and I also tried it blank as well and still get error code 2.

When I add the computer to the domain manually the log file indicates that it found the account and was already added to the domain. That means that its communicating with the AD server correctly, right?

I run fog 1.2.0.

Has anyone experienced this before?