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  • 1.  Ghost fails to create an image with GhostCast when booting PXE

    Posted May 07, 2009 11:13 PM
    Can someone help me here?  I connect to my GhostCast session, but the image file creation just does not get anywhere.

    Here is the first part of the log, note the entry at the very end:  "Attempt to get security attributes for image file failed"

    I am new at using the GhostCast server, and would love some help.

    Thanks!

    Margaret



    Log Level All
    182136703 GhostSrv 11.5.0.2113
    Thu May 07 17:24:06 2009

    Server is in image dump mode - will force client into unicast mode
    Initialising RML
    182136718 rml_get_local_interfaces found these IP addresses:
    192.168.200.8
    RML Initialised
    RML socket send buffer size set to 1831680
    Setting UDP socket receive buffer size to 60102
    UDP socket receive buffer size set to 60102
    RML socket receive buffer size set to 57240
    182136734 Throttle value:0 mb/min
    Length of tick in seconds:0.001000
    Ticks per throttle bucket:15
    Throttle byte count limit[0] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[1] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[2] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[3] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[4] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[5] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[6] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[7] = 0
    Throttle value:0 mb/min
    Length of tick in seconds:0.001000
    Ticks per throttle bucket:15
    Throttle byte count limit[0] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[1] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[2] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[3] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[4] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[5] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[6] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[7] = 0
    RML socket send buffer size set to 4194304
    Server multicast address set to 224.77.18.26
    Throttle value:0 mb/min
    Length of tick in seconds:0.001000
    Ticks per throttle bucket:15
    Throttle byte count limit[0] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[1] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[2] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[3] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[4] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[5] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[6] = 0
    Throttle byte count limit[7] = 0
    Bound RML socket to 0.0.0.0:14171
    Setting multicast scope to 16
    State was 0, now 1
    Bound TCP socket to 0.0.0.0:14172
    Bound UDP socket to 0.0.0.0:6666
    Interface 192.168.200.8 (0) ws2AddMembership succeeded
    182140953 R: LEN: <277> SESSION: <now> FROM: <192.168.200.86:1025>
    S: LEN: <260> SESSION: <now> TO: <192.168.200.86:1025>
    R: LEN: <277> SESSION: <now> FROM: <192.168.200.86:1025>
    S: LEN: <260> SESSION: <now> TO: <192.168.200.86:1025>
    182158375 Attempt to get security attributes for image file failed


  • 2.  RE: Ghost fails to create an image with GhostCast when booting PXE

    Posted May 08, 2009 03:13 AM
    This message is harmless. It just means that server couldnt use "advanced" win APIs to set security attirbutes on the file - could be OS issue or something else. Even without this image would be created fine. When this happens does ghost bail out? If so, can you please post contents of ghosterr.txt that you find in the same folder where ghost is running from?


  • 3.  RE: Ghost fails to create an image with GhostCast when booting PXE

    Posted May 08, 2009 03:43 AM
    Ghost just keeps sitting there, doing nothing. It does not manage to even start creating the image, and reports no percentage, time, or such like. GhostCast server halts at 6 seconds. Apparently a very small ghost file gets created, something less than 400 bytes I seem to remember.
    I am booting PXE from a PC-DOS image, which has Ghost included, so there is not enduring ghosterr.txt file as far as I know.
    I am using GSS 2.5. I will try again later today, when I'm back at work, and see if I can get to a ghosterr.txt file at all.

    Thanks for your help so far. I really appreciate it.


  • 4.  RE: Ghost fails to create an image with GhostCast when booting PXE

    Posted May 08, 2009 12:07 PM
    I used a different driver, and was successful this time.
    Thanks for your help.

    Margaret