@theopenem_admin Wow, thank you for the quick response! The ability to write your own SQL query would be super helpful! I appreciate the fact that you're still adding features and responding to community posts. Looking forward to 1.5.7!

Thank you.

Thanks. 1.5.7 is behind schedule it's shaping up to be much larger than anticipated and facing some challenges. It's probably still a couple months away. Mainly just going through the forum and implementing suggestions.

Hello Jithinpsk ,
I am making a new Kernel according to your method to be able to integrate NVME drivers for a new laptop that is giving us problems for deployments, but unfortunately I cannot finalize the "bzimage" file, do you have any other information, I have tried with several versions of Linux and always from the .config file.
the latest version (6.6.7) provided by theopenem in LIE is no longer well adapted
Thank you for your answer.

@jakevirginia I know this is quite old, but just in case someone else has an issue, I'm going to guess this is a windows 11 image, I had the same issue couldn't even set the BIOS to the boot file manually, I ended up changing the image profile partition method from standard to "Use Original MBR/GPT" and that seemed to work.

Best I can guess is something with the UEFI partitions being recreated in a "not so standard" way?

Definitely not want you want to do. You probably just need to create boot files in admin settings->pxe-> global boot menu, also in pxe settings select the correct bootloader and click update, that will copy the correct files to the correct location.

Yes, just copy the images folder from the old to the new, but you will need manually recreate the images in the webui, using the same name.

I created a super basic implementation of a self-service portal using the API, it works in a pinch but I wouldn't use it in production without heavy improvement. Mostly just curiosity about what's possible with the API
https://github.com/AidanRB/toem-store

@theopenem_admin Understood. Thank you. I am also getting the following on the Application Logs: 2024-10-28 08:45:03,192 [176] ERROR Toems_ApiCalls.ApiRequest Response Data Was Null For Resource: Storage/GetFreeSpace
2024-10-28 08:45:03,208 [176] ERROR Toems_Service.Workflows.ComServerFreeSpace Com server returned null for status. Check your com server URL!

Very strange, I've tested in nearly every browser and I can't replicate this.

Ok, I've found the issue. For some reason I've forgotten to set a 'Router' option for the DHCP scope (test environement luckily). So the client got an IP address alright, but had no way to talk to the server therafter.

Problem solved. Thank you for engaging though!

That's fine, it's just displaying your checkin time

@ehutsonphr6

Cleaned up my statement, the sub query was enough to get the information that I wanted. I think I was originally going somewhere with a query with a subquery but I don't think it is necessary.

SELECT computer_name AS 'Computer Name',software_id AS 'Software ID',softinv.name AS 'Software Name', softinv.version AS 'Version', uninstall_string AS 'Uninstall String'
FROM computer_software csoft
JOIN computers comp ON csoft.computer_id = comp.computer_id
JOIN software_inventory softinv ON csoft.software_id = softinv.software_inventory_id
WHERE computer_name NOT REGEXP '#[0-9][0-9]-'

Looks like this is typical for packages that get update frequently like Chrome. I think I'll avoid using Winget for Chrome

Looks like a bug, I'll need to check out the sql that is generated.