Beauty. Thank you.

@Tom-Elliott Sorry for the delay… patch week and all that fun.

I ran with disabling dynamic memory for other VMs until today. I updated my dev server to build 8597 and kept the 4.6.2 that the installer downloaded today (2016/07/14) and the issue appears resolved.

Indeed. Thank you again for such a prompt turnaround.

It can yes. I was using the easy method of eliminating one possibility before I dug deeper.

using the method wayne posted would give you the complete database, including the hosts and image info. if you didn’t want to do a complete database restore, you could pull the data you wanted from it anyway.

@george1421 Like I mentioned above, the Lenovo ThinkPad 13 works perfectly with the same BIOS setup. No need for the USB solution that the Yoga 260 requires for UEFI/Legacy dual booting. I fully believe the problem is entirely with the firmware on the Yoga.

Both work better now than they did 4 months ago with the BIOS version available then.

So yer right.

Mounting the shared folder is easy enough, but NFS wants a block device with a file system, which a directory is not.

boo.

Back to an attached .vhd I go.

You betcha. thx again!

Nope not a problem. But its easier with dhcp.

Not quite an uninstall but it did the trick for what I wanted.

mysql -u root -p DROP DATABASE fog; mv /opt/fog /opt/fog.old

I’m wondering now if the database backup failure was caused by the bloating of the history table like I experienced on another server? hmm …

Too bad I didn’t check for that.

@george1421 A + is perfectly fine in any path. Other special characters are perfectly fine as well, so long as they’re properly escaped. I know this is what you’re against, but it does already filter most other special characters, even as much as getting right of other weird special characters.

That did the trick. Thank you!

I want to add a caveat to this. I really don’t like relying on OS type as a defining factor. That said, 1.3.0 still relies on OS type to determine if it’s a valid resizable OS (Windows XP,Vista,7,8,8.1,10) and (Linux, Chromium OS). It also relies on the os type to determine the “fixed_size_partitions”. Of course the fixed_size_partitions file can be edited after the upload, but I am still under the impression we should really use it from the GUI. I will work on it, but for now I’m glad this is working.

@Tom-Elliott ok seams fixed in current:

$ rpm -qa | grep php php-common-5.6.19-1.el7.remi.x86_64 ...

Schemaupdater / web gui running nicely after the fresh install!

Problem solved, the /var folder was full. Now I can update the version.

@sudburr filename detection should now be fixed too, sorry 😞

Updated to include mastering for duplication.

@sudburr It is major, but I don’t think it would affect the DB stuff…

Maybe you can try this option tomorrow?

Confirmed! Ty again.