@sebastian-roth said in FOG Project call for engagement:

might think about joining in or finding people (in your university, busin

Hello everyone,

Yes, I would like to engage in this project by developing or what else it is necessary for continuing this project.
I will post a message for the community at the college.

Thank you and have a good day.
Rodrigo

@george1421 Thanks a lot for your reply. Sorry, this was my first time and I will create a new post.

@sebastian-roth said in FOG Project call for engagement:

might think about joining in or finding people (in your university, busin

Hello everyone,

Yes, I would like to engage in this project by developing or what else it is necessary for continuing this project.
I will post a message for the community at the college.

Thank you and have a good day.
Rodrigo

@Tom-Elliott said in Create Basic Snapin:

batch script to directly call the npm binary. Right now, the way your batch file is written, it expects the npm to be set in system path. If you know it’s installed in C:\npm\npm.bat I would

Thank you @Tom-Elliott and @Sebastian-Roth. It worked as regular user not as administrator.
I have used another solution that is psexec that is a tool that runs the script at all the machines.

Re: Snapin not working properly
I have created a snapin like this and it is not working against multiple computers:

Snapin General

Snapin Name NpmInstall
Snapin Description
Snapin Type
Snapin Template
Snapin Run With cmd.exe
Snapin Run With Argument
runas.exe /user:heritage1\csteacher /c
Snapin File
Max Size: 3000M
npm_install_fix.bat
Snapin File (exists)
Snapin Arguments
Snapin Protected
Snapin Enabled
Snapin Arguments Hidden
Snapin Timeout (seconds)
0
Replicate?
Reboot after install
Shutdown after install
Snapin Command
read-only
cmd.exe runas.exe /user:heritage1\csteacher /c npm_install_fix.bat
Make Changes?

The script follows as:

npm config set registry http://registry.npmjs.org/ --global
npm cache clear --force
npm install --verbose

Any discrepancy found in this setup?

Thank you for any help!

@george1421 Thanks a lot for your reply. Sorry, this was my first time and I will create a new post.

@george1421 said in Dell Latitude 5510 No network interface found! Kernel might not have the correct driver!:

is the 5510 Precision workstation it should be a similar platform to the 3510 laptops we have. If so those laptops are 3-4 years old, the FOS Linux kernel for FOG 1.5.9 should have the proper driver in it.
What I want you to do is setup a new deploy task, but before you hit the schedule button tick the debug checkbox, then schedule the task.
PXE boot the target computer and after a few screens of text that you need to clear with the enter key you will be dropped to the FOS Linux command prompt on the target computer. At the

I am facing this challenge for three days and I did not resolved the issue.

The computer is a Dell Optiplex 7480 and when I try to deploy Image comes up this message all the time.
Any suggestions and help for solving this problem.

Thank you so much!
Rodrigo