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Ive got a weird problem with the school website here. Its a Joomla site which I have inherited from the previous techs. They have created a custom template and all seems to be working on my machine, and most of the school computers. The problem occours when a user clicks on any link on the page within IE. The computer makes the click noise and the loading bar empties on the bottom of the browser but nothing happens, no matter how long you wait. The fix is to loose focus on the window, so minimising the page, opening another tab, selecting another program all work. The page will then load up. You can quickly switch back to the site and see the page load up. It only seems to effect some computers and crosses many versions of IE. I have tried updating IE to the latest version on some of the workstations, installing the latest flash player (used to have a slideshow on the frontpage and thought this was messing things up). I’m guessing there is some javascript in there somewhere waiting for some event that never happens? I have tried to go through the code as best I can but I’m no PHP/Javascript expert. Does anyone else here get the same problem when viewing the site, or have heard of anything like this before? www.beaufortcs.com

Ive tried deploying another image to a different machine and i am still getting the same problem Is anyone else having this issue? I cant think what i am doing wrong??

Still having trouble with this one NIC The fog machine is installed on a machine with the same NIC, is there a way of grabbing the driver and adding it to a kernel? then using that kernel, or does fog not allow you to do this?

I Imaged a Samsung Q1Ultra which went up fine, trying to deploy the image to the same machine. Got ubuntu 10.04 LTS and Fog 0.29 Not multicasting, i think I just clicked on the host > basic tasks > deploy

Hi, Ive finally managed to upload an image to my fog server, but now when i try to deploy it i get a plue screen saying Please wait.... It never gets further than that. What am I doing wrong?

thanks for the replies guys. Is there a particular kernal i should be using? Or is it jus a case of trying each KitchenSink release? Also, i'm guessing its just a case of downloading them, then leaving the kernal name as BZImage? U couldnt see any more steps, unless im being blind

Hi, The image dosent upload, I have checked the temp folder and there is nothing there. I will check the permissions on all the folders again but I'm fairly sure they are right

Hey thanks for the reply but updating Ubuntu behind our proxy works fine if i use our isp's (SWGfL) staff proxy, then put the password infront of the proxy address. For example [email protected] Might be worth a try if your having trouble updating

Hey guys, Ive been playing with Fog for a while now and am having massive issues with it. I can see it has massive potential, and I really want to replace the WDS we currently have. I hav Unbuntu 10.04 and Fog .29 installed. DHCP is on another server with options 066 ad 067 configured. I can pxe boot, install the service, register hoasts etc...but The first problem is running behind a proxy, so updating is iffy at best. I have discovered i can put password"at symbol"proxy.address in the proxy settings on the server but this dosent seem to work for everything, so i'm not 100% sure that fog is installed correctly The second problem (and this is only a recent thing) is the icons and images on the web interface do not display correctly. This is a massive pain when you have to click on images to upload, edit and kill processes, the only way I have found around this is to run in IE (and who really wants to do that), the images are replaced with the red crosses, but are still clickable. After a bit of searching i found that if i edit the httpd.conf file (which is blank.....) and add these 2 lines; EnableSendfile off EnableMMAP off Then the images will appear, seems a bit weird, and I'm sure the first time I installed fog on VirtualBox all the images were there... The third (and final...I promise) problem is when I try to upload an image to the server. It recognises that there is an upload pending and starts loading the correct image, it will backup the MBR, resize and all that jazz ok, although i do see this error now right at the top after it loads init.gz and before it starts resizing atl1c 000:02:00.0: Unable to allocate MSI interrupt Error: -1 I dont know if this is a serious error or not? But after its resized the blue uploading screen will flash for a split second, then it moves on, restores the MBR and resizes the NTFS and starts complaining that it cant move the 50gb temp image that it supposidly uploaded in .5 seconds to the correct folder. Any ideas to any of these problems? I'm going to try and boot up my old virtual fog server to check the httpd.conf file but really, im lost!!