3.0.1 x86 no network device found. Testing 4.0.5 x86 next.

just tested 3.0.1(i386) x86 as per Tom’s hunch and still the same result

r3582–>r3592–>r3594
Dell D610
CPU arch: x86 only

Issue:
When uploading it gets to the point of Mounting File system and then fails with “Unable to mount NFS”

HOWEVER, I have just uploaded an image from a HP DC7800 not 5 minutes before I tried uploading this one, so it leads me to believe there is an issue with the x86 kernel only and not the x64 kernel.

Passes all compatibility tests.

Nothing relevant in apache logs.

Can you mount that dir from another machine?

sudo mount 10.39.xxx.xxx:/images/

Double check your firewall, nfs service, and permissions

That just leaves the GPT partition issues from a few months ago. Is there any way you can change the partition?

You will need to change the “Image Manager” from partImage to partclone. Then reupload.

<OS>
<path>
Single Disk
Everything
<compression>
PartClone

UPLOAD!

In version 1.2 release it was noted that adding Menu items was difficult and needed to be cleaned up. This is the way to add a menu item using 1.2.

@Joseph-Hales said:

Try this thread https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/4212/add-a-livecd-entry-in-network-boot-menu

HOWEVER:

If you update to SVN(trunk) you will find that adding menu items has become a little less complicated. To my knowledge a wiki has not yet been created to accommodate 1.3’s update but it is currently being worked on.

Well obviously the file doesn’t exist. When you uploaded you used Multi partition single disk right? We can see this by your file listing. However you need to reupload using single disk as Wayne was suggesting.

Just changing the option to single disk and trying to download will not create the files needed. Please change the image setting to Single Disk then upload the image. THEN download it another host.

chmod -R 777 /images

if errors with operation not permitted…

sudo chmod -R 777 /images

The compression is done directly on the Host computer and then transferred up to the server.

That said there maybe a way to decompress and recompress an image but complications may occur.

You can read the wiki at anytime.

[url]http://fogproject.org/wiki[/url]
OR
[url]http://jbob.io/wiki/index.php[/url]

Yes it does. [SIZE=13px][FONT=arial][COLOR=#262626]sgenadi has been our only documented case where it has not worked correctly.[/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE]

Added the Ubuntu info.

Linked to [url]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Knowledge_Base#Troubleshooting[/url]

Users on r3325-r3327 please update to r3328. The boot menu has been fixed.

Thank Tom!

Confirmed. Cleaning up a few files. Seems like a typo somewhere.

This is purposed to be in v2.0. Possibly sooner.

r-3316 – Has a bit of a change to the [SIZE=15px][FONT=Lato][COLOR=#3d3c40]expandPartition information. Maybe try to update to latest revision???[/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE]

[quote=“ToniCapablo, post: 46317, member: 28636”]Sorry, with the latest update of SVN 3316 it works.

Thank you![/quote]

I see that you kernel list is fixed. How about imaging this D505?