When I Go to the Kernel update page to update the kernel there are no kernels listed. Published Kernels is selected but the rest of the page below that is blank. On the logon page the following is shown next to Latest Version: Error Contacting Server. However, from the configuration page the FOG Sourceforge Page and FOG Home page links work. Any ideas
Thanks
Figured it out I modified the document root in the Apache config to point to /var/www/fog. Changed that back to /var/www/html and things started working. Thanks would not have figured it our with out your help.
Any idea why. I am comparing things with my other fog server and they look they same.
The symlink points to the fog direcotry
[quote=“Junkhacker, post: 38753, member: 21583”]did the installer automatically put fog in the web root instead of in /fog, or is that something you changed?[/quote]
The installer put it there it also created a symlink in the /var/www/html directory.
Nothing comes up in a browser if I go to [URL=‘http://ip-address/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php’][COLOR=#737373]http://ip-address/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php[/COLOR][/URL]. however, if I remove fog form the path the pages loads in a web browser. so [URL=‘http://ip-address/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php’][COLOR=#737373]http://ip-address/service/ipxe/boot.php[/COLOR][/URL] works.
This gets more odd. I have a second fog server at a different location that is working correctly. If I configure things so that clients on this network connect to that fog server they get the same error. I have triple checked my dhcp options and the ip helper address on the switches. That is working because I get ipxe to boot it is tftp that is having the problem.
[quote=“ArchFan, post: 38728, member: 19266”]Verify:
DHCP options 66 and 67 are set to correct ip and filename
filename should be undionly.kpxe
ip should be the ip of the FOG server
Make sure the firewall is disabled
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sudo ufw disable
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Can you download the file from the FOG server to a client using TFTP?[/quote]
DHCP options are correct firewall is disabled
Having trouble downloading the file. Not sure if it is the server or if I do not know how to use the tftp command.
I have a new fog 1.2 install on Ubuntu 14.04 when I PXE boot I get the following error:
[url]http://ip-address/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php[/url] … No such file or directory
The file is there tftp and apache are running. I also restarted the tftp service.
Any ideas?
Thanks
If I copy over the images with rsync do I need to add image descriptions in the web ui?
I have 2 locations connected by a slow WAN link. I would like to have a second fog server setup at the other location and have the same images available on both servers. I know about storage groups but I don’t think that is what I want. I want the fog clients at each location to pxe boot of of their local fog server and have the fog client service connect to their local server. It there a way to do this?
Where is the FOG kernel located in 1.1.2? Also how do I tell what version of the Kernel I am currently using? Thanks
undionly.kkpxe worked it was the last one i tried, I was getting nervous. What is the diffrence between these files. Thanks
[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 30441, member: 7271”]Kernel’s aren’t the problem. You could try other “undionly” files within the tftp folder.
There’s
undionly.pxe
undionly.kpxe (This is the default)
undionly.kkpxe
ipxe.pxe
ipxe.kpxe
ipxe.kkpxe
Try one of the ipxe.* files as your undionly and maybe they’ll be success?[/quote]
I am attempting to boot fog on a Lenovo Thinkpad with a Sabrent USB NIC. ASIX AX88772A is the description on the PXE boot screen. I have USB 3.0 disabled in the BIOS. PXE boot works and ipxe attempts to initialize the driver. After about 15 seconds it failed to initialize AX88772B. I have tried 10 or 11 different kernels same think with all of them.
I have FOG .32 running on Ubnunt 10.04. I would like to upgrade Ubuntu to 12.04 should I do that before or after I do the fog upgrade?
Thanks for the help. Not sure where I am going to go from here. i need to have 250 of these computers imaged my the end of may.
Tried your kernel directly. No luck I can PXE boot. I choose view client information from the fog screen and check client compatibility. It says network fail, disk pass. I get the following error multiple times during boot
hub2-0:1.0 couldn’t allocate port # usb_device
It puts a different # in the error each time 2 4 5 and 6
None of the stock fog kernels work