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    Posts made by Valden

    • RE: Debian déployment

      It said partition sda1 (ext 3 - the system partition) is corrupted or dammaged, it’s the same for sda2 (extended partition that contains sd5 which is my swap partition) for sda5 i have the message : "swap partition not suported.

      here is a screenshot of the fog server (host and server have the same partitioning) :
      and a video of the upload : [url]https://mega.co.nz/#!M0QC3QaC!q3Jhk-RrX3zRpVFB3398U8lmkLQ8fW9t2rr-AM-wsCw[/url]
      [ATTACH=full]694[/ATTACH]

      [url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/694_Sans titre.png?:”]Sans titre.png[/url]

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    • RE: Debian déployment

      Or have I a particular manipulation to do?

      1 : I create an image multiple partition single disk : linux (50)
      2 : I upload my host image (multiple partition single disk : linux (50) ) , and several partitions are noticed as corrupted
      3 : I deploy on the new host (multiple partition single disk : linux (50) ), and fog said that partitions are missing (the corrupted partitions)

      Is there something I forget ?

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    • RE: Debian déployment

      [quote=“BPSTravis, post: 26202, member: 22444”].32 doesn’t really like Linux.

      So I can’t say for sure there is a fix for you. Maybe someone has some other ideas but .33 is the only suggestion I have for you.[/quote]

      Does Linux deployment works with the 0.33 ?

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    • RE: Debian déployment

      [quote=“BPSTravis, post: 26186, member: 22444”]That error is telling you that your image is missing disk 1 partition 2.

      If you check the server image location do you see both files under images/ubuntu?

      If not i’d try uploading that image again as the second partition was either corrupted or not copied.

      Also you may want to upgrade to .33 as it has way better support and features.

      [URL=‘http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Upgrade_to_0.33’][FONT=Tahoma]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Upgrade_to_0.33[/FONT][/URL]
      [/quote]

      I prefer to keep the 0.32 for the moment. But the only problem I have is the upload and deployment of a Linux image

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    • RE: Debian déployment

      sorry

      Fog version : 0.32
      Ubuntu version 12.04

      I checked the log and, there are several errors messages such as :

      [Mon Apr 28 14:29:38 2014] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: sel in /var/www/fog/management/reports/Imaging Log.php on line 126, referer: [url]http://localhost/fog/management/index.php?node=report&sub=file&f=SW1hZ2luZyBMb2cucGhw[/url]

      But I think it’s not very important.
      I also try to downgrade the grub version, but there is no changes. And I just saw that I have several errors during the upload of my image. And it’s the origin of the problem
      During the upload I have an error of corrupted or damaged partitionor the upload take 10 seconds :s
      When I try to do a new upload of linux with a new image, the images in /images/ubuntu were not created.

      And yes , I searched the forums and in the wiki.

      Kernel - 3.14.2 TomElliott

      FOG ID: 1054

      Date: April 27, 2014

      Version: 3.14.2

      FOG Type: TomElliott

      Arch: 32 bit

      [url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/682_fog.png?:”]fog.png[/url]

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    • Debian déployment

      Hello,

      I encounter actually a problem with a debian deployment ( with several partition). The upload works fine but when I try to deploy, I have the following error message : the partition d1pxx is missing.

      Fog try to deploy the partition d1p2 (which doesn’t exist) and not the d1p5 which exists

      can you help me to solve the problem ?

      thanks in advance

      Cordially

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    • RE: Fog deployment with command line

      no x) ,

      In fact, i’ll boot on the network then, i’ll deploy in ram a linux kernel with an initramfs.

      Then with my kernel and busybox I retrive the serial number of the USB stick and I send it to the server to compare it.

      Each SN corresponds to an OS. the SN will tell which OS will be deployed. So that part is done. but in order to deploy the OS I need to tell FOG to deploy that OS. But I don’t know how I can do it without the web interface or the PXE menu

      But I also though to do post request on php files

      posted in General
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    • RE: Fog deployment with command line

      [quote=“VincentJ, post: 24758, member: 8935”]if you could put the stuff that is PXE booted onto the stick… then you could use the auth built into 0.33b and all the scripts are there.[/quote]

      Yeah I already do it, and it works, but my teacher said he want that the stick must be empty

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    • RE: Fog deployment with command line

      Yeah, but I must use a USB system for the security, it’s that want my teacher, but it’s not the problem, the only problem I meet, is how or can I launch a deployment with a command line or a script on the server side

      posted in General
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    • RE: Fog deployment with command line

      it’s for a school project. I need to secure the déployment with a usb key system security. The USB part is okay, and with that kind of system the deployment need to be launched by the server

      posted in General
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    • Fog deployment with command line

      Hello,

      Do you know if it’s possible to deploy an image with a command line on the server ? In order to deploy on the client pc after it reboot

      Thanks in advance

      Regards

      posted in General
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    • RE: Fog image choice with USB

      Do you think, that is possible to download the usb image directly into the ram with tftp ?

      posted in Tutorials
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    • RE: Fog image choice with USB

      Thanks you very much for the help !

      For the OS deployment the the problem is solved. But for iso file, my path /tftboot/ has already all permissions, Should I configure a samba shared space?

      But I don’t understand one thing, I can deploy OS without problemes, therefore I wonder why I can’t do the same with iso files ? I think I miss something…

      posted in Tutorials
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    • RE: Fog image choice with USB

      It’s just for a school research project, I don’t use the university servers. I’ve made a virtual machine for my fog server and I have a phisical computer for the USB boot. I had already set up a fog server, but that was without that USB system as my teacher wants.
      And for the kernel line ? Is there differents kinds of kernel ? because I saw memdisk vmlinuz …

      Sorry for my english, I’m french

      posted in Tutorials
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    • RE: Fog image choice with USB

      Does it works only on the usb key ? Is it possible to put a network path to the initrd ?

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    • RE: Fog image choice with USB

      Thank you it works :D, but how can I do for an iso file ?

      posted in Tutorials
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    • RE: Fog image choice with USB

      It’s for a school project, the task comes from my teacher, he wants that I find a way to boot or deploy an image on the server with an USB boot

      I may have found a way. I put syslinux on my USB key, and I copied the /tftpboot/fog repertory to the root of the key. I put the file pxelinux.cfg/default to the USB key root and I rename it syslinux.cfg. Then i can boot a file on the key but, I can’t boot a file on the fog server yet, here is an example of my default file on the USB key:

      [CODE]DEFAULT fog.memtest
      LABEL fog.memtest
      kernel fog/kernel/memdisk
      append iso initrd=memtest/memtest.iso ip=dhcp dns=10.7.112.15 ftp=10.7.112.55 storage=10.7.112.55:/images/ web=10.7.112.55/fog/
      [/CODE]

      How can I boot a file on the server with the menu on my USB key

      posted in Tutorials
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    • RE: Fog image choice with USB

      Is a topic exist on the init.gz and bzimage ?

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    • Fog image choice with USB

      Hello

      Is it possible to choose a menu entry with an USB key ? What I mean by that is : can I boot on a USB key and deploy an OS without the pxe menu ?

      posted in Tutorials
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    • Bypass Registration

      Hello,

      I try to deploy my images, without registering my host. And I have the errors : can’t determine session and OS id.

      I also looked for the bypass file, but I can’t find it. Can you help me ?

      Best regards

      here is a part of my file :

      LABEL D630-XP
      kernel fog/kernel/bzImage
      append initrd=fog/images/noreg.gz root=/dev/ram0 rw ramdisk_size=127000 ip=dhcp dns= type=down img=D630XP
      storage=10.7.112.55:/images/ web=10.7.112.55/fog/ osid=1 imgType=mps loglevel=4 consoleblank=0

      posted in FOG Problems
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