I haven’t had much luck with this and haven’t been able to spend time to fully to play around with it, appreciate everyone’s help.

Does anyone know how I can decrypt the password that’s listed in the FOG_TFTP_FTP_PASSWORD field in Fog web UI? Changing it to a different password and saving changes I get error connecting to tftp when trying to deploy image from the fog UI.

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I did not modify it. Initially it was done by someone else who left our company. I’m trying to find how I can modify it. The new screen came up after I attempted to update the kernel by logging into the fog management server.

I need to be able to modify it so I can point the menu to FOG and Acronis.

Kernel was updated by logging into FOG management server. I thought this would have been an easier way but I guess this is what screwed it up.

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Using Fog 0.32

This is what I grabbed:

Kernel - 3.8.8 Core
FOG ID: 1051
Date: April 24, 2013
Version: 3.8.8
FOG Type: Core

Sorry if I’m posting in the wrong thread, I’m completely new here. I attempted to update the FOG kernel as I was having issues imaging a Dell Lattitude E6440. Before the update when I went into PXE boot I had several options which included FOG, Acronis backup, etc. If I went into Fog I would get the normal fog items: register host & image, quick image etc.

However, after the kernel update the PXE boot menu changed. Going into PXE boot goes straight to fog, however, I do not get options to image. System automatically boots from local disk. I want some advise on how to modify PXE boot menu so I have the option to go into Acronis and Fog, and after selecting PXE boot, having the options to image. Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks.

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