@sebastian-roth said in Selected boot device failed:
realtek.kpxe
Ok i tried switching between legacy and uefi boot modes, i got the same exact error as the picture above. I tried the different dhcp configs and the one that seems to get me closer to cloning is undionly.kkpxe. The screen shots both show it gets stuck at the same point.
This screen shot is legacy boot with undionly.kkpxe as the dhcp config
This one is uefi boot with undionly.kkpxe as the dhcp config
@sebastian-roth The only way the pc will boot into the OS is if I have legacy boot turned on. If I have it in UEFI it does not boot into the os. I also tried changing it to uefi just to capture the image and still get the same error.
The way I am attempting to capture this image is no different than what I have done many times before. I am at a loss here.
@sebastian-roth System bios is the latest, secure boot is disabled, as far as legacy boot vs UEFI. That’s the only way the pc will boot. We do not have WDS/SCCM on our network.
@wayne-workman fog version 1.5.0-rc-10 Dell model #dbjbcbc064
Trying upload an image and keep getting the following error. I am using a dell branded usb to ethernet with a new Dell XPS 13.
@wayne-workman The reason why the database backup failed is because it is trying to connect to an ip address that dhcp assigned to the server at some point during the install. http://192.168.xx.xx//fog//maintenance/backup_db.php
I’m not where to change this ip address at.
@wayne-workman I got the update installed and i am uploading an image from the Samsung laptop now. One question at the tail end of the install it did say that a backup of the database failed. Is there something I can in order to be able to backup the database? Or do i not need to worry about this?
@george1421 thanks. Do you guys have a guide to walk me through the upgrade process? I am still very new to Linux and dont quite understand whole process.
@sebastian-roth Since my Fog server is a virtual machine do consider creating a snapshot a good back before updating Fog?
@sebastian-roth What’s the best way to backup a fog server?
@sjensen And the new version support Ubuntu 14.04?
@sebastian-roth the last time i updated something went wrong and Tom had to help me reinstall a bunch of things. Do you guys support if the upgrade goes wrong?
@sebastian-roth I double and triple checked the settings in bit locker and the boot settings nothing mentioned is enabled.
@sebastian-roth I do not have fast boot enabled. When I started the clone the size of the image said it was going to be over 200gb, that was on the clone machine and in the fog server under images. I can try the clone again and send screen shots. I do not have bit locker enabled.
@wayne-workman I can wait for a little while. I would like to get this fixed, as I may have more of these Samsungs.
@wayne-workman Wayne yes i can help you
@wayne-workman ok i spoke too soon. When I choose the not resizable option Fog wants to clone the entire disk, i do not have that much space on my Fog server. I need the image to only use the size that is used. Anything else I can try?
@wayne-workman changing that option on the image worked. thanks for the help.
@wayne-workman I followed what it said in that link you sent, now I am getting this error.
