[quote=“Walter Wahlstedt, post: 5448, member: 1441”]Could you give a little more indepth information on how to implement your patch?[/quote]

First you need some kind of http authentication with apache. After that everbody who logs in over apache needs a user in Fog with his username and the static password FogREMOTEUSER.

btw: if this part is being reworked it would be nice to have one multicast-group for each job. And not one group for all jobs

[quote=“Btheman, post: 3108, member: 683”]I used the same filesystem after reformatting of ext3 and it worked. Well if I try using LVM for the /images directory again I will try to work through it.[/quote]

I strongly suggest using ext4 instead of ext3!

No, it’s not correct…

1. Client is booting with PXE:
   1.1. bootp
   1.2. download kernel + initrd over tftpd
   1.3. booting kernel + initrd
2. kernel does dhcp request (no userspace dhcp!)
3. kernel starts init
4. init starts up services
5. init starts fog-script
6. fog-script collects some info and contacts server
7. fog-script run task according to info from server
   8a) unicast: image over nfs
   8b) multicast: image over udpcast
8. Client reports result to server and reboots

Should work with LVM. I assume your error lies in the filesystem options. Maybe the wrong fs or no large file support active?

Darmstadt, Germany

[quote=“falko, post: 1711, member: 48”]haha must have been good enough then, so all i have to change is [COLOR=#000000][COLOR=#dd0000]–half-duplex [COLOR=#000000]to[/COLOR] --full-duplex [COLOR=#000000]?[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR]

i may just give that a test, cheers[/quote]

Have you tested it yet?

The DNS-Server isn’t assigned automatically - the FOG-Client only uses bootp for PXE-Boot and after that Kernel-DHCP.

If you need DNS inside the FOG-Client you can use the PXE_IMAGE_DNSADDRESS setting.

But I don’t know why your gateway is missing…

The FOG-Client only uses bootp and no dhcp…
Means: no dhcp -> no dns…

But I vote for adding real dhcp support for dhcp environments with dhcp snooping and dynamic arp inspection.

[quote=“falko, post: 1711, member: 48”]haha must have been good enough then, so all i have to change is [COLOR=#000000][COLOR=#dd0000]–half-duplex [COLOR=#000000]to[/COLOR] --full-duplex [COLOR=#000000]?[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR]

i may just give that a test, cheers[/quote]

would be great to have the higher speed confirmed.
Setting it on the FOG-Server should be sufficient - it’s a udp-sender option and not udp-receiver

[quote=“Kevin, post: 1720, member: 3”]So another question I have, for unicast, or imaging 1 device, is that set to half-duplex or is it set to full-duplex?[/quote]

Unicast is handled over nfs, not udp-sender