@Tom-Elliott I think the issue can be traced to /opt/fog/.fogsettings , so upgrades only I’d say.

snmysqluser and snmysqlhost being empty values there didn’t use to cause issues, but I’m guessing they do now?

Problem is that in /var/www/html/fog/lib/fog/config.class.php host and user are not defined.

Fill in localhost for host and root for user, save the file and it should work as expected.

So change

 private static function db_settings() {
        define('DATABASE_TYPE','mysql'); // mysql or oracle
        define('DATABASE_HOST','');
        define('DATABASE_NAME','fog');
        define('DATABASE_USERNAME','');
        define('DATABASE_PASSWORD',"");

to

 private static function db_settings() {
        define('DATABASE_TYPE','mysql'); // mysql or oracle
        define('DATABASE_HOST','localhost');
        define('DATABASE_NAME','fog');
        define('DATABASE_USERNAME','root');
        define('DATABASE_PASSWORD',"");

Fill in password if you have one defined for your mysql of course.

Same here. After restarting the mysql service, I know get part of the upgrade scheme page, but no button for upgrade or anything. Refreshing the page twice leads to fog/management being forbidden.

Are you using a dynamic size VHD? If so, please try a fixed size.

@Sebastian-Roth Have you tried a fsck? There might be some useful info coming out of that if anything, although this seem like a partclone issue, more info is always nice.

You can do this by editing /opt/.fogsettings with the relevant information and then running the FOG installer again.

@ManofValor This is detailed on the wiki, it’s because of the browser auto fill feature. Turn it off for fog website.

@Testers Can anyone reproduce this? I’ve had no luck on my end, it works as expected.

Wait, they’re supposed to expand automagically? Here I was using scripts to expand it at first boot.

@tmerrick What OS is FOG running on?

@fry_p It would be inconvenient to test, but I’d be interested to see if it works in redeployment as well.

As far as I know Surface Pro 4 is by default bitlocker encrypted, can FOG handle that?

@Tom-Elliott I don’t know how possible or desirable it is, but it might be interesting to have stat page for donations so you can see how much your system has contributed.

@zpoling I probably update it 3 times a day or more, but then again I’m in the testers group for a reason.

@zpoling Basic rule of thumb for the trunk version is if you’re running into issues, updating might resolve it.

@Sandi-Trogdon Those will match the mac addresses of the hosts you took the image of. All the data will be inside those folders. It’s the job of FTP to move that data to the correct spot under /images , so it’s time for you to troubleshoot FTP.

@Sandi-Trogdon On the terminal can you see if there’s anything in /images/dev

Doing
ls /images/dev
is sufficient.

If there is, then Wayne is right and you should troubleshoot FTP using the Wiki article.

@Darrell-Lanson Looks like the ethernet jack is Intel Ethernet Connection I219-V , I believe there intel specific binaries to boot off, such as intel.kpxe you could try.