Topics created by Jim Holcomb

@Jim-Holcomb What do you mean by “manually” - through the FOG PXE boot menu?

@Jim-Holcomb I still don’t fully understand. The database is just a point to store and pull the data from. Nothing more.

If you manually rename the folder in Linux, would you expect the database to automatically update when now it has no reference point? It’s the same reason in reverse. Why allow the folder to be renamed in the terminal if it won’t update the database that may be referencing it?

The folder doesn’t get automatically created when you define a new image. This only happens after the image is defined and captured. The pieces handling it are all after the database information is pulled. The GUI is not creating the folder. FTP is.

If you manually change the folder name in the terminal, you will still need to change the folder in the GUI. It’s the same for updating the path in the GUI. While you could temporarily store the change, but what about you are changing the path when the image hasn’t been captured yet?

@Jim-Holcomb Great to hear! Keep us posted. I won’t be online much in the next two days though…

@Sebastian-Roth Perhaps not for the MBR issue; but certainly for the resize issue.

@Sebastian-Roth okay, thanks. I’ll do some research and see which route seems best. I still have a lot to learn about linux and wasn’t sure if there was a “new” way of adding storage to a FOG server since the wiki didn’t mention LVM and I was am not familiar with that yet.

@Athena What exactly do you need help with?

It’s there now and working. It was not there on Friday, on any of the pages. Not sure if you guys did a refresh or anything like that, but it’s working just fine now. Thanks a bunch!

@Jim-Holcomb said in http 500 error:

uncaught error: call to a member function lastInsertID()

This is usually due to a database connection issue. Please read through this: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10006/ubuntu-is-fog-s-enemy

@quazz You’re right. Must have been a bad spot or something. One thing we all know Windows does is to add a minimum of two partitions on a clean install. Mine had 3 (ms system reserved, empty) partition. Did lots of research, found I don’t need three, just setup GPT with single partition, did base install, and now FOG imaging upload works.

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

To me this sounds as if the OP never had IT in UEFI mode. I am pretty sure of that because when you try to PXE boot a legacy binary in UEFI it should not even get as far as “initializing devices” …

@x23piracy update to working branch for now.

@sebastian-roth

As recommended, I did upgrade to RC-9, and yes the issue has been resolved. Thanks all! Please mark this as solved!

Been there - done that!

Tom’s reply worked perfectly! After months of playing with this thing, I finally have a working FOG server! Yea!

Thanks Guys

i’m not familiar with webmin. but if it can make a full database backup, i don’t see why it wouldn’t work. you may also want to backup the files in the root of your web folder, just in case.