Posts made by SuP3R_Ch1cKeN

I found a second computer model doing the same thing. I tried a new out of the bag network cable on both. Power cycled the fogserver. Same thing still happening.

Yes it is. I’m actually pulling an image off another computer as we speak.

I’ve uploaded a few images already with no problems. I have Ubuntu 14.04 and Fog 1.0.1.

During the upload process the Mounting File System gives the following error:

mount: mounting 172.16.8.92:/images/dev/ on /images failed: Operation not supported

Any help resolving this would be appreciated.

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Thank you for tipping me off to Capone. So far I like it way better then the Bypass Host Registration. I have a quick question however.

Can Capone be used to deploy 2 separate images?
ex.
You have 2 images for the same computer. You associate both images to the same DMI key. When you Capone Deploy it prompts you asking which image you would like to use?

Based off your post I manually added the other MAC address (wireless card). PXE booted and the image is starting to pull.

Just the standard Ethernet and Wireless NIC

I have a laptop (HP ProBook 4440S) and we are using fog 1.0.1. We can PXE boot it and do a full registration no problem. The Host shows up in the Host management and everything. However, when we pxe boot it again it states that it’s unregistered. We have several other machine (none of the same model) that work with no problems. This is making it impossible to pull an image from this computer. Also verified that the MAC address matches what is in the Host Management table.

This issue is resolved.

The problem was that we were trying to overwrite the partimage definition with the new partclone definition. In the image folder I just renamed the old image definition to .old. Then FOG created a new folder and finished the upload.

I was actually talking about the Bypass Host Registration. However I’ll look into Capone to see if that will work instead.

[url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Bypass_Host_Registration[/url]

My setup uses Ubuntu 14.04. Fog 1.0.1 fresh install.

We can successfully upload an image until it gets to the part where it moves from the dev folder to the image folder. The error that displays is just a single * every 10 seconds or so. I’ve already did “sudo chmod -R 777 /images”. I also tested using Filezilla to move files around the image folder as the fog user. Which when downloaded to another machine they work file. It seems like a permission issue but I’m currently at a loss on how to fix this.

I have been temporarily moving the files in the Dev folder to the proper folder.

Sorry if this was already posted but I did not see it.

Before with 0.32 my organization used the noreg option a lot. We had a whole custom menu for different images which all had different software depending on where the computer was going. Our organization mainly uses FOG to image a computer then we may never see that computer again for years. Which makes keeping the host registration almost useless. A way around this was the noreg and custom PXE menus. This way it was a few clicks and a couple custom script on boot up and the computer is out the door.

Are there any plans to implement this feature back into 1.0.1?