Ubuntu 14.04 - Revision history

SebastianRoth at 09:36, 22 February 2020

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Wayne-workman.28155 at 04:31, 8 July 2016

2016-07-08T04:31:10Z

Wayne-workman.28155: Updated terminology and removed "death banner" at the top.

2016-07-08T04:30:30Z

Updated terminology and removed "death banner" at the top.

Wayne-workman.28155: Added note that these instructions are really old.

2016-01-20T18:11:43Z

Added note that these instructions are really old.

Wayne-workman.28155 at 18:10, 20 January 2016

2016-01-20T18:10:47Z

Wolfbane8653.3362: /* Enabling Root on Ubuntu */

2015-04-22T19:20:35Z

‎Enabling Root on Ubuntu

Wolfbane8653.3362: /* Enabling Root on Ubuntu */

2015-04-22T19:18:55Z

‎Enabling Root on Ubuntu

Wolfbane8653.3362: /* Update and Install Packages */

2015-02-11T19:52:34Z

‎Update and Install Packages

Wolfbane8653.3362: /* Update and Install Packages */

2015-02-11T19:51:01Z

‎Update and Install Packages

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2015-02-11T19:50:08Z

‎Update and Install Packages

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		+	<font color="red">Note:</font> Ubuntu 14.x is end of life. We don't recommend using it anymore. Current FOG 1.5.8 doesn't install properly.
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	<font color="red">Note:</font> The below instructions are written for fog 0.32 which is '''very obsolete'''. It's recommended to use fog 1.3.0 and up for Ubuntu 14+. Currently (January 2016), 1.3.0 is in development but is just about ready for release. The developmental version of FOG Trunk will install on Ubuntu 14.04 out-of-the-box and without issue. You can find instructions on getting it here: [[Upgrade to trunk]]		<font color="red">Note:</font> The below instructions are written for fog 0.32 which is '''very obsolete'''. It's recommended to use fog 1.3.0 and up for Ubuntu 14+. Currently (January 2016), 1.3.0 is in development but is just about ready for release. The developmental version of FOG Trunk will install on Ubuntu 14.04 out-of-the-box and without issue. You can find instructions on getting it here: [[Upgrade to trunk]]

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−	~~'''~~Note:~~'''~~ The below instructions are written for fog 0.32 which is '''very obsolete'''. It's recommended to use fog 1.3.0 and up for Ubuntu 14+. Currently (January 2016), 1.3.0 is in development but is just about ready for release. The developmental version of FOG Trunk will install on Ubuntu 14.04 out-of-the-box and without issue. You can find instructions on getting it here: [[Upgrade to trunk]]	+	<font color="red">Note:</font> The below instructions are written for fog 0.32 which is '''very obsolete'''. It's recommended to use fog 1.3.0 and up for Ubuntu 14+. Currently (January 2016), 1.3.0 is in development but is just about ready for release. The developmental version of FOG Trunk will install on Ubuntu 14.04 out-of-the-box and without issue. You can find instructions on getting it here: [[Upgrade to trunk]]

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-'''Note:''' The below instructions are written for fog 0.32 which is very obsolete. Generally, it's recommended to use fog 1.3.0 and up for Ubuntu 14+. Currently (January 2016), 1.3.0 is in development but is just about ready for release. You can find instructions on getting it here: [[Upgrade to trunk]]
+'''Note:''' The below instructions are written for fog 0.32 which is '''very obsolete'''. It's recommended to use fog 1.3.0 and up for Ubuntu 14+. Currently (January 2016), 1.3.0 is in development but is just about ready for release. The developmental version of FOG Trunk will install on Ubuntu 14.04 out-of-the-box and without issue. You can find instructions on getting it here: [[Upgrade to trunk]]
 == Setup & Installation ==
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 # Next log in, default user name is FOG and the password is password.
 # Click “User Management” the Second Icon from the Left. Click “New User” on the left and set up a new user. Supply the name, password, and check the “Mobile/Quick Access only” box and press create user. In the PXE menu when doing a Quick Image, you will need to provide the username and password specified here to complete the image process.
-# Image Management will allow you to create images, '''NOTE: MUST BE DONE PRIOR TO IMPORTING A HOST TO YOUR FOG SERVER''', otherwise you will have to create one and select it later. Click “New Image” on the left. Give the image a name, a description, select “Default” for Storage, and give the file a name, no spaces. Select Multiple Partition image – Single Disk (Not resizeable) or Multiple Partition image – All Disks (Not resizeable) I have never had a problem using these settings. However Single Partition (NTFS, Only Re-sizable) will work as well. DO NOT use the RAW format, it takes a long time to upload and does so sector by sector. This would be a recommendation if you are backing up a Linux partition. Click Add.
+# Image Management will allow you to create images, '''NOTE: MUST BE DONE PRIOR TO IMPORTING A HOST TO YOUR FOG SERVER''', otherwise you will have to create one and select it later. Click “New Image” on the left. Give the image a name, a description, select “Default” for Storage, and give the file a name, no spaces. Select Multiple Partition image – Single Disk (Not resizeable) or Multiple Partition image – All Disks (Not resizeable) I have never had a problem using these settings. However Single Partition (NTFS, Only Re-sizable) will work as well. DO NOT use the RAW format, it takes a long time to capture and does so sector by sector. This would be a recommendation if you are backing up a Linux partition. Click Add.
 # Host Management will allow you to manually add or manage a host, I recommend using the PXE menu to register your hosts, but if you need to change information or the image type you can do it here.
 # Your FOG server is configured and setup, register a host via the PXE menu.
-# On your FOG Server in the WEB GUI, click on Task Management. On the left hand side, select “List all hosts” click on the “Upload” arrow for the host you just added. Select when you want the task to run, I set it a few minutes in the future. FOG has the ability to reboot your machine into the PXE menu to begin it’s process, but I simply reboot the computer, fog will find it and begin the image process
+# On your FOG Server in the WEB GUI, click on Task Management. On the left hand side, select “List all hosts” click on the “Capture” arrow for the host you just added. Select when you want the task to run, I set it a few minutes in the future. FOG has the ability to reboot your machine into the PXE menu to begin it’s process, but I simply reboot the computer, fog will find it and begin the image process
 # CONGRATULATIONS you now have a working FOG Server and a host image ready to deploy. In order to deploy an Image, boot into the PXE menu and register the host, next select “Quick Image” and begin the image process, or select the host from the “Task Management” screen and select “Deploy” and reboot the workstation after supplying a time to begin the task, the workstation will begin its image process.

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−	'''Note:''' The below instructions are written for fog 0.32 which is very obsolete. Generally, it's recommended to use fog 1.3.0 and up for Ubuntu 14+. Currently, 1.3.0 is in development but is just about ready for release. You can find instructions on getting it here: [[Upgrade to trunk]]	+	'''Note:''' The below instructions are written for fog 0.32 which is very obsolete. Generally, it's recommended to use fog 1.3.0 and up for Ubuntu 14+. Currently (January 2016), 1.3.0 is in development but is just about ready for release. You can find instructions on getting it here: [[Upgrade to trunk]]

	= Ubuntu 14.04 & Ubuntu 14.04.1LTS & Ubuntu 14.10 =		= Ubuntu 14.04 & Ubuntu 14.04.1LTS & Ubuntu 14.10 =

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		+	'''Note:''' The below instructions are written for fog 0.32 which is very obsolete. Generally, it's recommended to use fog 1.3.0 and up for Ubuntu 14+. Currently, 1.3.0 is in development but is just about ready for release. You can find instructions on getting it here: [[Upgrade to trunk]]
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	= Ubuntu 14.04 & Ubuntu 14.04.1LTS & Ubuntu 14.10 =		= Ubuntu 14.04 & Ubuntu 14.04.1LTS & Ubuntu 14.10 =
	<span style="background-color:Yellow;"><span style="color:RED">'''WARNING THIS VERSION OF LINUX, IT IS RELATIVITY NEW AND THERE ARE ISSUES WITH TFTP UPSTART AGAIN, WHEN TIME ALLOWS AND MAJOR ISSUES WITH FOG HAVE BEEN RESOLVED, WE WILL TACKLE FIXES FOR THE UBUNTU 14.04 OPERATING SYSTEM!'''</span></span>		<span style="background-color:Yellow;"><span style="color:RED">'''WARNING THIS VERSION OF LINUX, IT IS RELATIVITY NEW AND THERE ARE ISSUES WITH TFTP UPSTART AGAIN, WHEN TIME ALLOWS AND MAJOR ISSUES WITH FOG HAVE BEEN RESOLVED, WE WILL TACKLE FIXES FOR THE UBUNTU 14.04 OPERATING SYSTEM!'''</span></span>

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 #*The terminal will return with <code>Password updated successfully!</code>
 #Type or copy the following code into the terminal and press enter.
-#*<pre>echo "greeter-show-manual-login=true" >> /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/50-ubuntu.conf</pre>
+#*Ubuntu 14.04:
 #Please restart the machine with the command:
 #*<pre>shutdown -r now</pre>

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 == Update and Install Packages ==
-*You will find the latest "Stable" release of FOG here'''[http://sourceforge.net/projects/freeghost/files/latest/download?source=files sourceforge]'''
+*You will find the latest "Stable" release of FOG here '''[http://sourceforge.net/projects/freeghost/files/latest/download?source=files sourceforge]'''
 *You can also update to the latest "Beta". Please see [[Upgrade_to_trunk]]
 '''FOR EXAMPLE: '''

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 *You can also update to the latest "Beta". Please see [[Upgrade_to_trunk]]
 '''FOR EXAMPLE: '''
-#Click on the “Dash Home” Icon again, type “Terminal” into the search box and select the first Icon. Now we are going to install FOG and configure it. We will do the installation through the Terminal with a number of commands, please follow them and remember to press enter after each line. Note the Capital and lower case letters, linux is VERY picky, “A” is not the same as “a”.
+*Click on the “Dash Home” Icon again, type “Terminal” into the search box and select the first Icon. Now we are going to install FOG and configure it. We will do the installation through the Terminal with a number of commands, please follow them and remember to press enter after each line. Note the Capital and lower case letters, linux is VERY picky, “A” is not the same as “a”.
-#*Run the folowing in the terminal
+**Run the folowing in the terminal
 <pre>cd Desktop/
   cd fog_0.32/