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Hi!

I’m trying to upload an image to the server. It boots up fine and at the step when it suppose to upload the /dev/sda it locks. The Fog server itself can download images fine, so I recon it might be a incapability issue?

I upgrade from FOG 1.1.0 to 1.2.0 yesterday and fixed the mysql error by editing the config.class.php file for the password.

I’m using the Kernel - 3.14.2 TomElliott

Anyone got any ideas what might be the issue?

The Laptop is an Lenovo L440 if that helps.

EDIT: Apparently it say in the compatibility check I did. That it can’t read the partition. GPT error. So I will do chkdsk on it.
EDIT2: I got both MBR and GPT on the partition. Trying to find a way to delete the GPT
EDIT3: Manage to kill it with help of this post [url]http://askubuntu.com/questions/211477/how-to-remove-gpt-from-hdd[/url] and now FOG can show the MBR partition
EDIT4: Success! Uploading works like a charm again

I had the same problem.

I installed PHPMyadmin, exported seperate SQL databases that I wanted to keep (images and host for me) and did a clean install of 1.0.1. Not a problem anymore.

Ah okey, that explains it. But is it possible to bypass this protection? We have a locked office where we image all the computers, so normal users can’t do it manually.

Hello!

I been searching far and wide after the password for the Quick Image. I know it’s the default, but I wish to remove it completly to speed up the processes.

I can’t seem to find what the Wiki say, so I guess it’s obsolete with FOG 1.0.1.

Regards