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@jes6309

Hi,

Just wanted to chime in and say I had the same issue, and the fix was the same- had to enable the ‘port-fast’ feature on our cisco switches.

From my reading of the cisco documentation it looks like its safe to enable this feature on all ports that are patches to ‘endpoint devices’ like PCs, printers etc.

Thanks to the posters in this thread for providing the required info. Nothing worse than finding a thread on the internet describing the exact issue you are having, and the last post is the original poster saying “I solved it” without elaborating what the fix was!

@Tom-Elliott

Thanks Tom, I figured that might be the case I just wanted to double check.

Probably not a huge priority, but would it be worth adding something to the install script that checks to see if any schema changes are needed, and if not the step about going to the URL to update it is skipped? Or at the very least, add a notice to the step that confirms that going to the URL and not seeing a schema update page is by design if there are no updates, and that you can just continue on with the installer.

@sebastian-roth said in Maintaining images on an AMD PC (via Vmware), to be deployed on Intel PCs?:

@mr626 Don’t think you will see any issues. But that’s just from the top of my head. I don’t currently use VMware so I can’t test. Give it a go and let us know. I am fairly sure you’ll see no issues. AFAIK since WinXP SP3 it is able to move between different CPUs. IDE controller, AHCI mode and such things are way more an issue. So make sure you have setup your VMs on the new system exactly the same as in the old one.

Thanks for the reply, yes I’ll be trying things out over the next few weeks so will post back with how I go.