@george1421 my newbie mistake! this is now resolved

Thanks it is now working

@Wayne-Workman
Thanks for the info that did the trick for me all up and running now. You can mark this as resolved.

Thanks K0R, valid point who would have thought that an HP ProBook 4530s has got an ide hdd??? SORTED

The simplest tutorial EVER…

Copy the images you need to the location you need: E.G.
From the machine you want to be the new location
[code]scp -r fogserverOldContainer:/images /
touch /images/.mntcheck
touch /images/dev/.mntcheck
chmod -R 777 /images[/code]

Make all the associations and make sure the paths for the new images is setup according to your, now, existing image files E.G.

If you have Win7Sysprepped, XPImage14, Image3, iMage4

Create the images in the GUI by going to the Image Management page.

You can name them whatever you like. Just ensure the path to the image matches that of the images contained:

So under this knowledge you can make them whatever name you want, but the Image Path’s would need to be:
Win7Sysprepped
XPImage14
Image3
iMage4
respectively according to the parameters.

You’ll also need to specify the Image OS (Windows 7, Linux, Windows XP, etc…) And if you’re running on SVN (maybe 1.2.0?) The imgPartitionType.

Most of your images will have an imgPartitionType of all.

as always thanks for the help and quick responses

New job, new OS, new imaging server = big headache. This rookie went around and around with this error today. Tried resetting the passwords repeatedly. Sounds like I need to delete the FOG user I set up on the Ubuntu box and start learning about this 777 stuff … in a hurry.

Gentlemen we have lift OFFFFFFFFFF.
I have finally booted to my fog server successfully. In the end it was the line: dhcp-range=10.0.0.10,proxy which I had to change to the ip address of my server.

Soooooo to help others
here is a quick breakdown of my set up and by no means perfect but hey it works
Ububtu 1204 LTS
Fog 1.1.0
Cisco WAG120N switch with DHCP enabled to provide IP address in the same subnet as your server(just in case)
DNSMASQ installed and configured as per link (DNSMASQ doesn’t provided DHCP it inform the client’s computer where to find the fog server)
[url]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.ph...with_no_DHCP_server#DNSMASQ_settings_for_iPXE[/url]

I had to change the following in the /etc/dnsmasq/ltsp.conf
dhcp-boot=undionly.kpxe,fog,IP.Add.of.yurserver
and
dhcp-range=IP.ADD.OF.yurserver,proxy

Thanks to LifeHacker, Jaymes and Tom Elliott

@Tom I have made the changes as you suggested. Restarted the Ubuntu box, restarted my connection. Just to be sure everything is all puka. Now I get the message as per screen shot attached and the laptop booth to WinTosh

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This might help explain the process [url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/windows-7-deployment-fog-sad2-driver-tool.380/[/url]