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    Hi, I have Fog Server 1.5.10, everything is up to date, including the kernel. Since I use many PCs a day, all different from each other, I’d like to use a script that, after choosing the image to deploy, before injecting the image, tells me if the SSD or NVMe disk is in good condition, like a SMART check. The same goes for a quick RAM check. I already have some scripts, but even inserting them into the /images/postdownloadscripts folder doesn’t call anything.
    Could you help me? Could you tell me the exact procedure?
    Or is there another way to do this? Logically, the PCs don’t need to be registered. We make a lot of PCs a day and deploy them without registering the host.

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    @Tom-Elliott I really appreciate that you are putting effort into providing more frequent releases, which makes it easier for everyone to deploy new security fixes in time. Keep up the good work!

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    I am very interested in doing this. I have a working FOG server which is working in my home network with no mods to my router which is a Firewalla gold if it matters. I have several FOG menu items that work but I am finding it increasingly harder to keep them up to date, for example parted image, which I can’t get to work with the latest versions despite reading alot of stuff in the forums. I also created a ventoy USB which also seems to work with what I have added to it so far with a few exceptions but having it all be in PXE would be even better since it is centrally located. The problem I have run into with FOG booting ISOs almost always comes down to the size of ISO though. Does iventoy via PXE solve that by any chance? I can also pull apart the ISOs but then I am micromanaging and spending hours getting it all to work which I am trying to minimize. I like the nerdyness of it all but I have enough other nerdy projects for now. lol. Dropping ISOs into iVentoy PXE would be super simple. If anyone else has done this, could you post your configs for FOG please? I really prefer to not make changes to my Firewalla if possible. FWIW, I have wired ethernet throughout the entire house which made PXE booting pretty easy.

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    General Feature Request Bug Reports
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    Also occurring on Dell Latitude 5450 laptops.

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