Hi,

try [url]http://192.168.115.20/fog/management/[/url]

Seems like you are on [url]http://192.168.115.20[/url] wich shows the default Page from apache.

EDIT: Nevermind… Jaymes Driver was faster

First of all, thanks for your answer!

The MBR is stored on the first sector (as usual) after that, the Card writes some Information to Sector 5 for configuration purpose (Passwords and stuff i think) so it may also help to backup all from sector 0 to 5, but it’s not needed for the pc-wächter to work.

Hi,

we are useing a Hardware card (PCI) wich protects the Windows Installation from changeing content on Harddrive (every reboot deletes the changes and reverts to originals). At the moment we are useing Norton Ghost to Image all our PCs wich works with the Hardware Card.

Now we are trying FOG to see if it works better. I (personaly) like FOG more, but we have a problem with the Hardware card. After the Roleout is complete die Machine doesn’t recognise that the card is registered/installed.

I allready contacted the developer of the Hardware, wich told me that the Informations from the Card are stored on Sector 5 on the Harddisk. Now it seems like FOG is not imageing that sector. I allready tested a litle bit, and found that is can solve the problem with DD (“dd if=/dev/sda of=d1.pcw skip=5 count=1 bs=512” to Backup, and “dd if=d1.pcw of=/dev/sda seek=5 count=1 bs=512” to write it back) is there any possibility that we can implement a switch in FOG to let FOG decide if this sector should also imaged?

I realy would prefer FOG, and i’m willing to help developing a patch for this, but i’m not that deep into FOG to write it on my own…

Anyone who can help me adding this? (even when it’s only possible to aquire without a switch?)

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Sry 4 Double post.

3.13.3 seems to fix it… But i don’t know why it didn’t prior, as it seems to be from last Thursday, and i’m completely sure i tested it with this kernel…

I also realized that GZIP is much bigger… I’m Uploading a image right now, when this is ready, i’m tring with the kernel you mentioned and report back.

I tried the newest unoficial kernel, but we’ll see if the 3.13.3 fixes it.

Also The 3.3.3 Kernel seems to fix booting on my Dell PC. Is there a way to set Kernel (and init, because i doubt 3.3.3 has XZ compiled in) on a MAC Basis? (I know of the Client Basis, but that doesn’t work, as i have to add it manually then.)

Hi,
my company is thinking of switching from ghost to FOG. I’m the one who is testing FOG. But got some problems.
The version i pulled is from the SVN, but i got problems booting the Host registration (or any else entry) because my PCsboth show errors.

Fujitsu Esprimo P910:
XZ decompressor out of memory
Kernel Panic: not Syncing - VFS unable to mount…
(not exact message, but if required i could take a photo and upload it.)

Dell Optiplex 760 loads kernel and initrd and stops for a while. Than showing a message like “resyncing network interface” or something. I think it is the network adapter here not finding the right driver.

Main problem is, that the Fujitsu PC is not booting the init.gz file (i think) I tried to uncompress the file, and see what happens, but gunzip says it’s no .gz file…

any ideas what could help?

EDIT:
Ok, i fixed the PC with the Kernel Panic (by decompressing the init.gz with XZ [didn’t know of XZ] and gzip(ing) it again. Now it boots at least on the Fujitsu.

Any hints for adding network drivers to the Dell PC Kernel?