@Junkhacker Thank that link worked

@sebastian-roth Since my Fog server is a virtual machine do consider creating a snapshot a good back before updating Fog?

I took a snapshot before upgrading to the latest version, i’m going to revert to that snapshot. After I revert I will follow the instructions that Sebastian posted about manually updating the kernel. I do not have the time to spin up a new server and migrate images over. I just need to get this server working again I have a bunch of pc’s sitting on my desk to image.

Is there a way to convert images made in Fog to other imaging platforms or are the file formats universal?

@sjensen thank you

@george1421 sorry sir im very green when it comes to linux im assuming etc/fstab is folder. Not familiar with this command or the command to extend a file system.

@george1421 and how does one extend a filesystem and find out what fog server is using?

I have decided to not remove any images from my fog server, instead i added more hard drive space. I added it through our vm console then used GParted to extend the drive. However fog is not recognizing the space i added. Is there an additional step or 2 i need to do?

@sebastian-roth 1.5.0
I’ll looking right now to see if we have multicast setup on our network.

I’m trying to multicast an image to 3 pc’s. I setup the mutlicast image and pxe into the multicast session with each pc. All 3 pc’s have the Partclone window like they are waiting for the image to be pushed. There is no activity coming from the current session. Is there something additional I need to setup for this to work?

@sebastian-roth Thank you for the quick reply, so to be clear. From terminal type in the rm command and filename. $ rm Optiplex3070

I’ve gone through and removed several images from my fog server, whats the easiest way to reclaim the storage space.

How do i find which storage contains the images from Fog? Attaching a picture from GParted.

Using Ubuntu 14.04

The issue is fixed. thanks for the help.