@KJ-You I am marking this as solved as the initial question about kernel update/version is… Feel free to post again and open a new thread if you have another issue.

files in Linux that begin with a period are hidden.

ls lists files.
-a includes hidden files.
-l shows permissions and ownership.
-R is the recursive flag.

So this command would show every single file in /images and it’s sub-directories:
[CODE]ls -laR /images[/CODE]

You could pipe that with grep, which is a powerful searching tool and just search for .mntcheck

[CODE]ls -laR /images | grep .mntcheck[/CODE]
That will only show all instances of .mntcheck inside the /images directory.

There should be two.

Can you run the troubleshooting script found here: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/4581/let-s-make-scripts

And see if it points anything out?

All links to the old wiki should properly redirect.

[quote=“Junkhacker, post: 47394, member: 21583”]if you upgrade to a development version, the “quick image” option will allow the imaging of non-registered hosts[/quote]

This is true. Capone is depreciated in the trunk versions and has been replaced with a better method, but I believe it works in 1.2.0

[quote=“KJ You, post: 46997, member: 22149”]mine doesn’t show “format” column[/quote]

I apologize… that might only be there for the newer developmental releases…

if you click on an image itself, on the left, it should show the image type. And there might even be an option somewhere in 1.2.0 settings to let you support older image formats… not sure… I’ve never used 1.2.0 in production. I use the developmental releases only, because Tom made a change in them to allow FOG to work in my environment.

solved
under fog configuration - fog boot setting

Duplicate thread. Follow here: [url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/failed-to-create-deployment-tasks-for-the-following-hosts-hosts-do-not-have-uniformed-image-assignm.12889/[/url]

Make sure your FTP settings / permissions are correct for the Kernel Update. More info here: [url]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Troubleshoot_FTP[/url]

To update to the latest svn, go to where you downloaded the last one, and just run:
[code]svn up[/code]

then go to the bin directory, and run the installfog.sh

More info here: [url]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/SVN[/url]