Posts made by rhromyko

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Hello,

Is there a log file some place that logs images when they are deployed, like “Ubuntu image deployed 10:00am”? or some other way to get that information?

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Try upgrading the PREBOOT UEFI driver which can be downloaded here:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/15755/intel-ethernet-connections-boot-utility-preboot-images-and-efi-drivers.html

We use FOG 1.5.9. We have some systems that have two disks and when we deploy an image to them FOG will install the image on one of the disks but if we image again sometimes FOG will install on the unused disk which means there are now OS’s on both disks. Can a one disk image be deployed to a two disk system to the same disk, how can we prevent FOG from deploying to the unused disk? Also this doesn’t happen all the time just some of the time.

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I’m just trying to create a regular Ubuntu 23.04 image. Moderator, on your test PXE server try creating a regular Ubuntu 23.04 image and you will see what I’m talking about.

PXE OS = “My FOG is installed on Ubuntu 23.04” and I get the error message when I try to create an Ubuntu 23.04 image.

Hello,

For PXE OS I’ve tried Ubuntu 22.04 and 23.04 and FOG Project 1.5.9 and 1.5.10 but everytime I try to capture/create an Ubuntu 23.04 image I get an error message about upgrading e2fsck. Here is the error message:
Info: /dev/sda2 has unsupported feature(s): FEATURE_C12
e2fsck: Get a newer version of e2fsck!

On the PXE OS I have the latest e2fsck, version 1.47 but I still get the error message.
How do I upgrade FOGs e2fsck?

I’m trying to setup a New Menu Item for VMware 7 installation using UEFI and the lastest FOG version. Can someone give an example of the FOG commands to use in the New Menu Item fields?

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This has been solved, the problem was our Cisco switch, somehow it was blocking the download

/ipxe.efi is correct, there is a forward slash in the message

I was able to do a FOG PXE capture on a physical server so I guess we can rule out the FOG server which leaves DHCP or Hyper-V or the Windows 2019 host.

Yes the FOG server, Hyper-V host and Ubuntu Virtual server are all on the same subnet. In addition to the message above I forgot to include these lines

Start PXE over IPv4.
Station IP address is 10.120.56.110
Server IP address is 10.120.56.20

I have a Windows 2019 host running Hyper-V. When I try to PXE boot an Ubuntu 18.04 virtual server the server freezes. It’s unable to download the NBP file. I have the Ubuntu Virtual Server set as Generation 2. Below is what is on the screen when I boot.

NBP filename is /ipxe.efi
NBP filesize is 1003488 bytes
Downloading NBP file . . .

How do I get the NBP file to download?

Thanks.

I figured it out, login to the MySQL database and run:
DELETE FROM tasks WHERE taskStateID IN (“1”,“2”,“3”);

In the Dashboard, under Storage Group Activity it says Free 0 and Queue 29 yet there are no Tasks scheduled or running. How do I delete Queued so I can have some Free?