Configuration on Fedora Workstation - Revision history

Wayne-workman.28155 at 01:41, 21 April 2016

2016-04-21T01:41:36Z

2015-09-26T22:05:53Z

‎Hyper-V machine settings: Updated URL for Hyper-V stuff.

2015-07-06T12:49:43Z

‎Configuring your own partitions: Better instructions on configuring the partition sizes.

2015-05-25T02:06:39Z

‎Configuring your own partitions

2015-05-25T02:05:49Z

‎Configuring your own partitions

2015-04-30T03:45:53Z

‎Setting Up Fog

2015-04-30T03:43:33Z

‎Setting Up Fog: added link to SVN article

2015-04-23T23:23:07Z

2015-04-11T04:51:08Z

‎Hyper-V machine settings

2015-04-11T04:49:41Z

‎FOG (r2922) Configuration on Fedora 21 Workstation inside Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V using Windows Server DHCP

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	+	<font color="red">NOTE:</font>The material in this article is very dated. It's still good for reference, but it's advised to instead follow one of these Fedora articles instead, these server articles will work fine on Fedora Workstation as well.
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	+	* [[Fedora_21_Server]]
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	+	* [[Fedora_23_Server]]

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 *Everything else is default
-For further details about network setup of Hyper-V: http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/hyper-v-server-2012-configuration-for-fog-overview.12694/
+For further details about network setup of Hyper-V: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/4706/hyper-v-server-2012-configuration-for-fog-overview
 ==='''Installing Fedora 21'''===

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 ===='''Configuring your own partitions'''====
-*Give the "/" directory as much space as possible. The swap directory needs only double the amount of ram.
+The one thing with using Fedora (or any red-hat based distro) is that the default partitioning isn't optimal for FOG.
 ===='''Continuing installation'''====

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 *Give the "/" directory as much space as possible. The swap directory needs only double the amount of ram.
 *Network & Hostname: FOG (or whatever you like)
 *Click “Begin Installation”

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 ===='''Configuring your own partitions'''====
-*Create a directory called /images  and give it as much space as you can. You don’t need to specify the size at first. You can create it and then change the size in the next screen.
+*Give the "/" directory as much space as possible. The swap directory needs only double the amount of ram.
 *Network & Hostname: FOG (or whatever you like)
 *Click “Begin Installation”
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 *When install is complete, click Quit.
 *Shutdown Fedora gracefully via the in-system power button. Then remove the ISO in the settings via Hyper-V.
 ===='''Pre-Configuration of Fedora 21 for FOG'''====

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 *Yes, you want to install (this will install "beta" Please download from [http://sourceforge.net/projects/freeghost/files/latest/download?source=files sourceforge] for "Stable")
 <pre>svn co -r 2922 https://svn.code.sf.net/p/freeghost/code/trunk /opt/fog_trunk</pre>
-(for newer revisions, change the number to what you want. See more info about revisions here: [[SVN]])
+(for newer revisions, change the number to what you want. See more info about updating to revisions here: [[Upgrade to trunk]])
 <pre>cd /opt/fog_trunk</pre>

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		+	For further details about network setup of Hyper-V: http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/hyper-v-server-2012-configuration-for-fog-overview.12694/

	==='''Installing Fedora 21'''===		==='''Installing Fedora 21'''===

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−	Although these instructions were specifically written for r2922 & Fedora 21 (non-updated) inside Hyper-V using ~~proxyDHCP~~, they might help a lot with other newer versions of Fedora; although these other versions have not been tested. These instructions should work fine if you're not using Hyper-V; maintaining that everything else remains the same.	+	Although these instructions were specifically written for r2922 & Fedora 21 (non-updated) inside Hyper-V using Windows Server DHCP, they might help a lot with other newer versions of Fedora; although these other versions have not been tested. These instructions should work fine if you're not using Hyper-V; maintaining that everything else remains the same.