@kevinnew22 said in Error trying to restore GPT partition tables (restorePartition TablesAndBootLoaders):

understood, the release of the new version will be when more or less? I can help with something?

Can’t give you a date as we don’t have a fixed plan for new releases. Not great but that’s the way it is right now. Hardly anyone has time to work much on FOG and so things are going very slowly. You are more than welcome to join in an help us push this forward. See my post in the forums. Please send me a private message if you are keen to get involved and I am sure we have something for you! Looking forward to hear from you.

@Tom-Elliott
Dude, I was able to integrate the LDAP with the fog, now I need to manage the access levels, how can I do with LDAP enabled? I thank your previous answers.

@fernando-gietz thanks

@sebastian-roth Yes resolved.

@george1421 Obrigado

@kevinnew22 You need to explain what sda and sdb in your case are. Both are named “virtual disk”. Which one is iSCSI and what is the other one based on?

When you want to extend your image space it’s usually best to mount the /images folder on a separate disk. So in this case you would create a partition on sdb, format with a filesystem and move your images over to that new disk - e.g.:

use at your own risk!!

parted -s /dev/sdb mkpart primary 0% 100% mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb1 mkdir /images_new mount /dev/sdb1 /images_new/ mv /images/* /images_new/ mv /images/.mntcheck /images_new/ umount /images_new/ rmdir /images_new/ mount /dev/sdb1 /images/

As well edit /etc/fstab to mount this nuew partition on boot up as well.

@george1421 Sim, bem esquisito mas esta funcionando, so registro que nao esta funcionando corretamente neste caso ate troquei para BZImage412.

Sorry my Portuguese is not good so I’ll answer in english.

If you have windows 2012 server you can configure it to support dynamic dhcp option 67. For windows 2008 you have no joy. For 2008 you can only pick bios or uefi booting. You can still make FOG work in your environment. You will need to install DNSMASQ on your FOG server and let DNSMASQ send out the pxe boot information.

If you have Windows 2012 or later server you can follow these instructions for dynamic booting of bios/uefi: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/BIOS_and_UEFI_Co-Existence#Using_Windows_Server_2012_.28R1_and_later.29_DHCP_Policy

To instal DNSMASQ on your fog server: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/12796/installing-dnsmasq-on-your-fog-server

One doubt with DNSMASQ is if your client computers are on a different subnet than your fog server you will need to make a change to the dhcp-relay service on your router. You will need to add the FOG server’s IP as the last dhcp server in the dhcp-relay service list.

Mod Note: Translation via Google
Good morning, I have a doubt about dhcp, I am using fog as the right image server !, and using the dhcp server in Windows server 2008, I am having difficulties in options 67 where I put which file to use at boot, this is working all in how much, my doubt and the following is there any way that I can leave the boot options in the dhcp UEFI and LEGACY together, or every time I will have to change within the scope of DHCP?
Thanks in advance!

@kevinnew22 In the scripts we use curl which does work out of the box! I am sure this is a spanning tree issue. I won’t repeat this anymore.