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      Unsolved Ubuntu vmlinuz.efi missging

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      george1421G

      @theyikes Well the first thing I would do is look to see what the kernel name is in the casper directory. Ubuntu does change this kernel name from time to time. I do think the file name listed looks suspicious. I would expect something like vmlinuz without the extension. But look to see the kernel name and adjust accordingly.

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      fog install ubuntu problem

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      JJ FullmerJ

      @theyikes Why do you need to reset it to the original installation state repeatedly?
      How to do that is in the wiki here https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Uninstall_FOG (that doc isn’t yet migrated to the new docs site)

      I’m not sure why you’re wanting to start the server side fresh though.

      The general idea is

      Create Fog Server on a linux vm/machine that has enough storage for the OS images (not isos, captures of install states) Setup a different VM with the OS as ‘golden image’ (With windows you need to utilize sysprep) Register that VM as a host in FOG and capture the image. Deploy the image to as many other hosts as you desire

      See also :

      https://docs.fogproject.org/en/latest/capture-an-image
      https://docs.fogproject.org/en/latest/deploy-an-image
      https://docs.fogproject.org/en/latest/intro

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      ubuntu server fog iso setup.

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      george1421G

      @theyikes from the linux reboot will restart the server and shutdown now will power it off.

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