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  @sebastian-roth said in Deploying Image without Data Loss:

  While it sounds interesting I am not sure this will work in this scenario. Though it’s worth a try. The partition layout cannot be stripped as FOS will always wipe and deploy the partition layout as a whole. The only chance I see is remove d1p5.img file and try a deployment.

  I tired that but it didn’t worked. It simple increased the size of OS drive (C Drive) and consumed the whole space.
  I believe there must be some way out to deal with this scenario.

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  @novaholic Hi,
  I am facing with the same problem.
  Have you managed to fix it?

  Thanks

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  @george1421 My apologies for the repeated posting. Just wanted to follow up to say that the FOG Client DID join my test machine to the domain as desired this morning. Not sure what the difference was (other than that the laptop had not previously had a power cord plugged in), but it looks like everything is behaving as I had hoped it would. Thank you again for your time and effort to help me out.

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  @artac From which version of FOG did you update? As well, which version of Ubuntu did you update from?

  Please run dpkg -l | grep -e php -e apache and post the full output of the command here.

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  @Smoblikat Well that sounds not too bad. Got an address from the DHCP?! Wow! Did you see that communication in Wireshark?

  With FOG you’d run: chain tftp://x.x.x.x/default.ipxe (put in the FOG server IP instead of x.x.x.x…)

• General Problems

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  @kyl said in Multiple PXE Servers:

  Currently I am using chain to point menu items to the pxe boot files residing on another server. I know that this isn’t what FOG is made for, but it’s working for me and that’s all I can ask for.

  That is the beauty of FOG and open source software. FOG is flexible enough to support doing things that it was never designed to do. Case in point the articles related to pxe booting your fav OS installer. That’s not related to FOG, but can be done with a little skill.