Posts made by Tom Elliott

Updated again, please try it.

The last one looks a little funny to me. Is that your /etc/exports? Why is it all commented? Maybe add the info I provided above into that one and restart. I might have the service scripts wrong in restart, take a look in /etc/init.d and find the one that deals with nfs. Maybe debian doesn’t use nfs-kernel-server but rather uses just nfs?

[code]sudo service nfs-kernel-server restart
sudo service nfs restart[/code]

Maybe do a search for nfs blankly:

[url]http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/nfs.htm[/url]

Has info on nfs and might help.

Of course replace portmap with rpcbind.

Also, you shouldn’t need net specify the systems. At the point that the system’s loaded, it can’t interpret hostnames anyway (NO DNS SERVER) so it would seem like me it should fail at that point.

Try putting this in your exports file:
[code]/images *(ro,sync,no_wdelay,insecure_locks,no_root_squash,insecure,fsid=1)
/images/dev *(rw,sync,no_wdelay,no_root_squash,insecure,fsid=2)[/code]
Then restart rpcbind and nfs-kernel-server:
[code]sudo service rpcbind restart
sudo service nfs-kernel-server restart[/code]

Basically the fsid just tells the system in which order the nfs share needs to be mounted. It creates less confusion in the long run.

also, what’s the output of:
[code]cat /etc/exports[/code]

Mike,

If you try to install NFS manually, what kinds of errors do you run into:
[code]sudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server nfs-common rpcbind[/code]

Have you tried a defrag/chkdsk before uploading?

Can you try again? I’ve updated the kernel with something that is said to help with this issue.

So you know how to take care of this from here?

I wish, in cases like these, I had remote connections.

Oh well,

Can you perform tftp commands to test that your fog server is working?
[code]tftp -m binary X.X.X.X -c get pxelinux.0[/code] (Change the X’s to your FOG IP Address)

Can you try reinstalling FOG and see if that helps you out at all? (Probably this)
If I recall your other post, you were completely missing the /tftpboot folder on your FOG Server, I don’t know what else isn’t installed. I assure you these things, after some modifications, work with CentOS 6.5. It’s not always easy, but it does seem to work.

Check that the storagenode is pointing to the right location.

When you say it’s not displaying properly, have you verified that the system actually recognizes the right size?

[code]df -h[/code]

Is your new drives a part of the root system and is /images supposed to be mounted on it’s own?

The MBR is only 512 bytes (with partition table.) I can make it smaller if you want, only 446 bytes. That’s the nature of MBR.

Yes, I’ve got Multicast working on FOG 0.33b now (last night even), but I don’t know if all aspects of it works yet…

I don’t think you need to have anything extra installed at OS install time, but it wouldn’t hurt anything either.

I do think a reinstall would help. You don’t have to start from scratch either. Just rerun the installer and it will find your settings file under: /opt/fog/.fogsettings

It, from all appearances, I have gotten Multicast Tasks working finally.

At least from the individual standpoint.

r1102 has this all set. Also, progress information displays on multicast and under the active multicast tasks list.

It’s not perfect, but it is, for now, somewhat operational.

Based on the screenshot, my guess is your VM only has one CPU allocated to it. Try giving it a couple more CPU’s if you can, and see if that helps you out.

not that I’m aware of. I’m running Debian 7 on one of my VM’s and it has no issues with FOG. It’s not my main server, but everything has been tested and it works perfectly fine.

jbscim,

I am aware that there are issues in the task management page. I added those menu options there for familiarity sake, yet I haven’t actually “fixed” the coding to make them actually work. The TasksManagementPage does not have a deploy_post method introduced yet, but the link is still trying to reference that. The link should be along the lines of ?nodes=group&sub=deploy-post, but right now it’s set something like ?nodes=tasks&sub=deploy-post, which is why you’re seeing the errors.

RIght now I’m trying to get Multicast working. So my mind isn’t fully vested into the task management page issues. I hope this is understandable, those errors are relatively simple to fix. Right now Multicast doesn’t even sort of work, so I hope you understand my focus right now.

I don’t think wireshark will help.

Can you uninstall rpcbind and install portmap on your system?

You could try apt-get removing it, let it spit the errors it needs to, but after it’s uninstalled, restart the system. This way you can be sure everything cleaned out.

Updated the code from above, it now sed’s the udpcastsrc line. Sorry about that.