@Jaymes-Driver

Late response, I know, but you’re right. I think the Ubuntu updated itself and reverted a change I had made with the link below. I had to go back in and blank out the SQL password again:

Is this Ubuntu 16.04? See here: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Ubuntu_16.04#MySQL_password_behavior

@Quazz is correct.

@george1421 said in Chainloading Failed - Fog Menu - Boot HD:

OK we need a bit more info, and a possible recommendation that you update to the 1.3.0 RC series before we do too much debugging.

What is version 13, is that fog 1.3.0 (something)? Since the svn versions became disconnected from the git version I can’t tell if that is current or not.

More to the point of your question, is this a uefi or bios (legacy) based target computer? Also please include the mfg and model number of the target computer.

My mistake, it is 1.3.0 RC and the host is a Dell 790 BIOS based.

@sourcaffeine At the bottom of this document: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=FOG_Client search for sysprep.

@Wayne-Workman

Yulp. That was it. Re-ran the install and it updated the IP address.

Thanks for the help!

@Wayne-Workman

That worked.

@Motech09 write down all of the passwords and IPs you’re using on the new server. drop the new server database (make a backup first). import a backup of the old database on the new server. open the new server’s web gui. it will ask to upgrade the database. update all of the passwords with the ones for the new server, since the new server how has all of the old passwords and IP addresses from the old database.

@Wayne-Workman sorry I didn’t see it was Ubuntu.

@Motech09 I would very strongly dis-advise “upgrading”. Do a clean install of 16 - either on the existing box, or on a new box.