Topics created by krejci

I guess I would have to ask you a question of what are you trying to accomplish by not having FOS Linux reboot after its done with imaging? What is your goal here?

I’m seeing the not registered static text here:
/var/www/html/fog/lib/hooks/bootitem.hook.php
/var/www/html/fog/lib/fog/bootmenu.class.php

I would look in the bootitem.hook.php first.

as well as in the language files in
/var/www/html/fog/management/languages/

@krejci You are going to have a difficult time finding a server that meets your requirements, especially with a 31cm depth. Maybe a 37cm depth, but 31 will be really difficult unless you have a custom system. One issue is that 31cm is close to the ATX style motherboard in size. Also to get >10TiB drives you need 3.5" drives since 2.5" drives are not at the 10TiB capacity yet.

I did find this chassis with a 40cm depth, but it is a build your own server. Its not an already complete server, just the chassis: https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16811219052

In theory you should be able to get FOG running on a synology nas since the nas OS (DSM) is based on linux. I have not tried to do this, but DSM has most of the components needed. You may need to add additional RAM to the rackstation to support both DSM and FOG. Again, I can’t say for 100% sure it will work, only it should work with some hard work. I can say I have turned a synology nas into a FOG Storage Node (not the main server) before, and it works. I have a tutorial here: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/9430/synology-nas-as-fog-storage-node

@krejci said in Intel RST RAID volumes - missing drives:

When boot in debug mode and cat /proc/mdstat - nothing, also lsblk and blkid shows nothing.

This is interesting. lsblk should show the individual drives even if it can’t see the raid. The intel rst “fake raid” (should be properly called hardware assisted software raid) adds an abstraction layer between the physical disks and the OS (FOS in this case) to create the virtual raid disk. If these were standard drives in UEFI mode and this was a dell computer I would say changed the disk mode from “raid-on” to ahci mode. But in this case you kind of need raid-on mode.

Is this a dell computer? Does it have a bios mode? It would be interesting to see if FOS can see the raid disks in BIOS mode.

@Tom-Elliott Yeah, thanks Tom!

@Quazz

Thanks, it works.