@Zaqen Looks good I reckon.

@zaqen This one could be a difficult problem to solve. From FOG’s standpoint there is no technical difference between a SATA hard drive and SATA SSD. If it boots on a Hard drive it should boot on a SATA SSD. Many people run into the issue that the SATA SSD is typically smaller than the Hard Drive. The larger source disk to smaller target drive causes an issue. FOG will move partition start blocks to help resizing of the disk.

Where the problem comes in is if a partition is marked as non-movable. This means that the partition can not be squeezed or relocated on the target drive. What happens if this partition exists at a starting location that doesn’t exist in the target drive because the target drive is smaller than the source drive. This is a problem.

As long as you are on the dev branch of FOG v1.5.9.110 or later and FOS Linux kernel 5.15.x your fog install is up to date and the problem is with the structure of the source disk.

Hi Sebastian,
It’s OK, i do update (after to distupgrade to 10.9) and i doing upgrade fog directly to 1.5.9.
thank’you for your reply.

@zaqen said in Create second admin fog user:

Sorry, i try this on différent server where i use fog 1.5.9, example the new users can’t delete old image.

What error do you get when you try to delete the old image?

@Zaqen Find the instructions here: https://docs.fogproject.org/en/latest/reference/compile_fos_kernel.html (I also updated the wiki to point to the new docs)

@sebastian-roth
yes thank’you. i found where i can create group and i put version of kernel, it’s perfect.
George give to me howto compiling kernel to fog, but I would like to have your method please 😉
Cheers