Posts made by Michael Mullins

For me MySQL would not restart after it did this.

I reinstalled Unbuntu and Fog today because of a Multicast issue. It updated like it was supposed to. I then tried another multicast which failed. After that, same problem your having. I tried restarting MySQL, but it fails. Reboot also doesn’t work.

I reinstalled Unbuntu and Fog today. Still the same issue. Anyone else make it past this?

Thanks for your Help Tom. I’m headed home for the weekend. Hopefully we can figure out an answer when I get back to work on Monday.

Have a Great Weekend.

you can manually set the database password by editing config.php under /var/www/fog/commons

Ok, Tried what you asked. Everything restarted without problems. Tried Multicast again. Still have the problem.

No, I started fresh. I wiped and reinstalled Unbuntu 13.10 and then Installed Fog v 1.1.1. Then Uploaded an image. Test pushed the image to a single machine and then tried a Multicast of 2 Machines. It’s still hanging at the “Starting to restore image” part.

Ok, Reinstall Unbuntu 13.10 and installed Fog v1.1.1 and still hangs at the same place on multicast.

Hmm… That did’t work… but it killed mysql…

excuse me for my ignorance, but it gives a error saying that i need to give a size when i try to truncate.

[quote=“Flavalf, post: 30153, member: 24625”]I uploaded svn 1817 and then try to update, but I’m stuck in the database update/install process.
When I click on update, I’ve got a blank screen( no error ) with the tittle

[CENTER][SIZE=6][FONT=Ubuntu][B][SIZE=32px][COLOR=#666666][SIZE=4]Database Schema Installer / Updater[/SIZE][/COLOR][/SIZE][/B][/FONT][/SIZE][/CENTER]

. Did I miss something ?[/quote]

Restart MySql. I got this a bunch until I removed the root MySql password.

I updated to 1818 and It’s still sitting at the “Starting to restore image (-) to device (/dev/sda1)” screen

I’m using Ubuntu 13.10

Any guess on things to try?

This is how I’ve deployed win8.1 with Fog 0.32

Fresh Install 8.1
Install .Net 3.5
Install Remote Server Administration Tools for 8.1 to fix domain joining if you need to.
Windows8.1-KB2693643-x64 for 64bit
Windows8.1-KB2693643-x86 for 32bit
Run command line
[code]start /w pkgmgr /iu:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-DS-SnapIns;RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-DS;RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD;RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles;RemoteServerAdministrationTools[/code]

Install Fog Service/Software
Install what you want on your image.
Sysprep (I use the same unattend.xml I use for my Win 7 machines.)
Create New “Single Partition (NTFS Only, Resizable)” in Fog Image Management
Use Windows 7 as Host OS
Upload Image
Deploy Image
If You get a winload.exe failure. Boot off a 8.1 disk/usb and repair.
Sysprep again
Upload Again

Now it will deploy correctly and join the domain (if set to do so.)

Oh, If you don’t like the standard 8.1 then download and install Start Menu 8 (Freeware). Set it to look like Win 7 and put it in the Common Startup folder. I did this for my Win8.1 deployment so it will look like Win 7 for all users.

Hope that helps folks that are trying this.

Mike

Oh, If you don’t like the standard 8.1 then download and install Start Menu 8 (Freeware). Set it to look like Win 7 and put it in the Common Startup folder. I did this for my Win8.1 deployment so it will look like Win 7 for all users.

I’ve deployed 8.1 with Fog .32.

Fresh Install 8.1
Install .Net 3.5
Install Fog Service/Software
Install Remote Server Administration Tools for 8.1 to fix domain joining if you need to.
Run command line
start /w pkgmgr /iu:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-DS-SnapIns;RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-DS;RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD;RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles;RemoteServerAdministrationTools
Install what you want on your image.
Sysprep (I use the same unattend.xml I use for my Win 7 machines.)
Use Windows 7 as Host OS
Upload Image
Deploy Image
You will get a winload.exe failure. Boot off a 8.1 disk/usb and repair.
Sysprep again
Upload Again

Now it will deploy correctly and join the domain (if set to do so.)

I’m about to import ~900 laptops, and would like a way to also import the secondary (wireless) MAC address while importing the host csv file.

Tom, Could you point me in the right direction on what I need to change in [b]hosts.upload.include.php[/b] to allow it to import a secondary MAC address. I’ve got nearly 900 laptops to import and don’t want to be adding these manually.

Thanks

Mike