@tgidwani Please as well run grep USERNAME /var/www/html/fog/lib/fog/config.class.php and post results here.

@Chris-Whiteley Partition layout looks perfectly fine from my point of view. This layout should expand properly. But sure I believe when you say it doesn’t. Can you please schedule a debug deploy task and step through the whole process while taking pictures of all the messages you see on screen? Possibly we find something that prevents from expanding the last partition.

@jlthompsonpsd said in Image capture issues:

There are no error messages to forward. It just hangs indefinitely at Reading Partition tables.

How long have you waited?

Please schedule a fresh task for this host but this time tick the check box for debug! Boot up the client, hit ENTER twice to get to the shell. Now run the following command to find out which disk is being recognized: lsblk

Now with that run the following commands as well to see which one is the one that hangs:

udevadm settle
blockdev --rereadpt /dev/...
lsblk -I 3,8,9,179,202,253,259 -lpno KNAME,TYPE /dev/...

For the blockdev command you need to put in the correct disk device name that you got from the initial lsblk. Maybe it’s /dev/sda or /dev/nvme0n1 or …

@Chris-Whiteley Please post the contents of the text files p1.partitions, p1.minimum.partitions and p1.fixed_size_partitions of that image here in the forums.

@jlthompsonpsd I am fairly sure this is not a Intel vs. AMD issue. It’s simply that the disk/disk controller is not being recognized on the AMD platform.

Is it set to RAID or AHCI in the BIOS/UEFI setup?

Please take a picture of the error you get on screen and post here.

@quinniedid Whoops, just saw that we’ve lost track of this. Did you ever solve this. Might give it a try in the next days when I find the time.

@tgidwani Please run this command on your FOG server and post output here: ls -alRt /images/

@jemerson93 Thanks for bumping this topic. Must have gone unseen in the last busy week, sorry.

Is it one particular image that you see this “random” issue with? Please post the contents of the text files p1.partitions, p1.minimum.partitions and p1.fixed_size_partitions of that image here in the forums.

@jcabuco The FOG installer sets all services to start on bootup. But you never know. Are you able to logon to the server via SSH?

@khalid Problem might be that the fog-client runs as System Service. Maybe installing updates like this is not allowed by MS security.

@Onirix May I ask you to use the most current version 1.5.6 as of now. There was a bug in an earlier version that prevented an install on latest Debian…

@processor Great you figured it out!!

Do you know if it’s possible the client to use only physical interface and not the virtuals ?

Here is an old discussion we started about virtual adapters: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/7032/ignore-tunnel-interface-on-client

Joe who developed the fog-client makes a clear point about the filter should only be in one place - the server side. We have filter settings in FOG (FOG Configuration -> FOG Settings -> …) but I see that it might be quite hard to figure this out. Maybe we should add a hint on which MAC address it finds duplicated so it’s easier to find. I am open for any suggestion on this.

@Miodog Please let us know if we can improve the Multicast address thing within FOG even more. We are open for any kind of suggestion on this.

@ckasdf Please open the following URL in your browser and you should get some text code back. Please copy & paste all that text in the forums here.

http://172.17.207.144/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php?mac=50:7b:9d:43:e0:25

@processor said in FOG client get error messages like : (500) Internal Server Error:

Error multiple hosts returned for list of mac addresses …

Please read through this topic: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/8448/response-error-multiple-hosts-returned-for-list-of-mac-addresses

There is pretty much all of the information you need to find the duplicate MAC address.

@Whitespire-tech Are you sure you have the right OU set as well? Password un-encrypted!?

@tgidwani Seems like you run into some kind of issue where the “Update Database” returns with a “Service U available” from the FOG web server. On retry it fails because the update seems to have happened despite the unavailable error. So now it can’t update anymore and keeps failing.

We need to figure out why you get the unavailable in the first place. How many machines with the fog-client sotfware do you have installed?

Please take a look at the apache error log. See my signature on where to find that log.

@Alois Please try the following commands:

sudo su -
apt-get install php7.2-mysql
phpenmod mysqli
systemctl restart apache2
systemctl restart php7.2-fpm

@paravane Find some information on this topic in our wiki: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Change_FOG_Server_IP_Address

As well check out this script: https://github.com/FOGProject/fog-community-scripts/tree/master/updateIP

@willian said in The disk contains an unclean file system (0, 0):

So I read, it could be something related to Fast Boot, Hibernation or BitLocker, but as the image I made is coming from a VM,

Why should those not be related in the context of a VM? Please make sure Windows 10 Fast Boot is disabled! As well run manage-bde -status C: (ref) in an admin cmd window to see if BitLocker is enabled. Then use shutdown -s -t 0 (ref) to properly shut down the VM before capture!