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Thanks for replying, but I don’t think this is the case. The rest of the computers are all on the blue screen that says “Please wait”, which comes after the “Checking in…” screen. It seems to me that this issue is related to another thread I posted a while ago: [url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/fog-host-registration-hangs.10247/[/url]

I’ve looked at the actual code, and the thing is, FOG seems to get stuck trying to do a mysql_connect() call sometimes. I’ve increased the MySQL MAX_CONNECTIONS setting to 1000 from 100, which was the default, but I haven’t had any luck in solving this particular issue.

I tried bzImage32 but it does the same thing. The disk is set to IDE in the VM so not exactly sure what is going on.

That is exactly what I do 🙂

In windows, you need to configure the card. You can either go through device manager or network and sharing center, change adapter settings, properties of the NIC, click the “configure” button just below the “connect using” box. It may be on the advanced or power management tab.

“Wake on LAN” “Wake system from S5” “Allow this device to wake the computer” or similar. There may be other choices about only allow magic packet, just depending on the card and the driver.

If you’re using the default driver installed by Windows, your choices may be more limited. Try to get the board/chipset specific driver for the LAN card from the manufacturer.

Right now, everything (including the .mntcheck files) under /images has been already chmoded to 777 and it’s owned by fog:root. [S]Should I try changing the ownership to apache:apache?[/S] Since it’s been chmoded to 777 it shouldn’t matter who owns the file right?

EDIT: Also, how are images stored in its final form? Do I have to create a folder named prova beforehand?