Hello everyone,
My setup its
Hp Z440
CPU: Intel E5 2680 V3 2.5 Ghz
RAM; 16 GB
HDD: WDC_____WD2001FASS-00U0B0
Ethernet : Intel
Ethernet Connection (2) I218-LM
Im running Fog 1.5.10 from Virtual box but to capture a image its starting with 6 GB and its dropping to 1 GB .
what can be the issue and solution for this ?
It can be because of the Ethernet card build ?
or its a kernel the issue?
@youzersef finally solved was a very simple think in the end of the installation I was pressing enter and after that I was opening the link that was a reason why was not working omg 
Now to work it’s work but it’s going slow to capture the image how I can get more faster ?
@youzersef I got a virtual network on virtual box , what I done is I connect virtual box in bridge mode and I select my network card of my server physically.
My DHCP it’s my fog server (when I install fog I select as DHCP ) do I have to install some other command to have DHCP ?
My virtual box it’s running on my hp z440 station.
Which got one ethernet port connected to the switch Cisco it got 192.168.1.254 default Ip
I Just want to run fog without any router .
I just want to use my switch connected to my physical machine.
I follow different tutorial but the DHCP server it’s not running even if I’m going to tell fog to install DHCP .
I don’t know where I’m missing .
I want to clone from virtual box (windows 7)
After that deploying that image into another device connected to my switch physically.
hello, so i want to setup my virtualbox with fog server which is running with ubuntu .
i got a switch but i dont know which ip address i have to setup on fog server to run,i tried different time but in the end of the installation its giving me a error .
can someone guide me please
1.do i have to give any static ip address to ubuntu?if yes any example?
2.do i have to give any static ip to my switch connected to my pc?
3.whats the configuration when i have to install fog ?
4.after installing ubuntu do i have to install a dhcp on it?
default ip switch its 192.168.1.254
i give a static ip to ubuntu