hi, also not working, hangs since 20 minutes here:

[ATTACH=full]460[/ATTACH]

crazy is the kernel from verion 0.29 is working???

[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/460_Unbenannt.png?:”]Unbenannt.png[/url]

When I install the Virtio Drivers, it doesn’t have anything for Virtio network, it’s just a balloon driver. So it makes sense that it would not work. I’ll see what I can find though.

I’ve followed your instructions ritchy_purple however I found that this broke group scheduled tasks. Single host scheduled tasks still ran but group ones would not as the script no longer returns a list of hosts that are members of the group.

I’ve written some more in-depth instructions and a solution (based on this thread) that gets both the Web GUI and group scheduled tasks working

[url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/scheduled-tasks-and-fog-0-32.10345/[/url]

Neil

It’s probably not advisable to be using the domain administrator account, better to delegate local admin rights to another AD account and then use that to install software.

[quote=“rixter, post: 474, member: 168”]Blackout, are you sure this isn’t an initrd issue? I was thinking I had some issue where I changed out my init file and it took care of something similar to this.[/quote]
No 🙂 Its just my best guess 😛

It could indeed be another issue.

[quote=“Blackout, post: 417, member: 1”]The problem is that HTTP POST (the method used currently to upload snapins) was never designed to upload large amounts of data. 2mb is the default, this gives you an idea of the sizes it was originally designed to send.

The snapin code needs to be updated to use a modern Flash or HTML5 uploader.

For the time being, you should upload large snapins manually.
[LIST=1]
[]Download FileZilla - [url]http://filezilla-project.org/[/url]
[]Create a profile for your FOG server
[LIST=1]
[]File -> Site Manager
[]Click ‘New Site’
[]Host: [I]<your_server_hostname_or_ip>[/I]
[]Port: 22
[]Protocol: SFTP - SSH File Transfer Protocol
[]Logon Type: Normal
[]Username: root
[]Password: [I]<your_password>[/I]
[]Now click ‘Connect’
[/LIST]
[]Navigate to: /opt/fog/snapins/
[]Upload snapin exe file
[]Profit
[/LIST]
[/quote]

Sorry to jump in on a thread, but you have 99% answered a question I had about large snapins. After getting the file to /opt/fog/snapins
what do I need to do to make FOG do to see the files ?

That’s what I did, a new installation for 0.32 with the kernel that comes with it.
I don’t want to update to avoid those problems, I have to stick to the production plan.