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Tom,

You are awesome. Worked like a charm. Feel free to move this to the Linux Problems forum if you feel appropriate. I couldn’t decide between the two.

Magnus

Just to update this thread - I don’t know if this was an issue just for a short while after reboot but it seems to have cleared up (although I haven’t been making any changes to the DB). I also added “service mysql restart” to the /etc/rc.local file.

[quote=“Iulian Constantinescui, post: 27800, member: 24331”]Solved,

If you do a cleanup install or an upgrade you must change the config/settings in your linux/windows DHCP server.
On windows DHCP server make sure you put the 66 and 67 option.[/quote]

My option 66 and 67 settings were correct, otherwise the client wouldn’t have been able to talk to the fog server at all. What solved (and I use that term loosely) the problem was a clean install of Ubuntu 14.04. All is working beautifully now and I don’t need an rc.local edit either.

Thanks again to everyone that chimed in.

This isn’t a kernel issue at all, as the Services (GreenFOG, TaskReboot, etc…) don’t do anything with the kernel/linux layer of the FOG system.

The only one that, might possibly, have anything to do with the kernel is the Task scheduling shutdown, but even that I’d be hard pressed to believe.

I think this issue is more related to the way the shutdown command for the task cycle is read. I don’t know much about 0.32’s init.gz file but it may be trying to see shutdown as either 0 or 1, but the shutdown sent when creating a task is set as shutdown=on. I could be wrong and will take a look for you.

Well, sometimes that’s all it takes. It sounds to me like the tftp-hpa server may not have been running properly though.