"no mountpoint is specified" error during attempt to deploy

[mkstreet]

I have two PC’s of the same architecture. I setup one and uploaded its image to Fog.
Now on the second PC, I want to deploy that image.

The Fog deploy script begins normally, showing the image name and so forth.

Then it says:

• Looking for hard disks… Done.
• Task Completed
• Changing host name … ntfs-3g: no mountpoint specified

ntfs-3g 2009.3.8 integrated FUSE 27-third generations NTFS driver

Copyright … (information about the driver… and its usage)

Then it aborts and updates the Fog database to say task done.

Fog server o/s: Ubuntu 12.04
Fog Vers: 0.32
Client O/S: Windows 7
Image type: Multiple Partition Image All Disks (not resizable)

[mkstreet]

Update:
I did see another thread about specifying the image as Windows Vista, even thought it is Windows 7.

I tried just changing the Fog database to show the client as Vista and deploy.

When I do this, I get this error instead:

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• Looking for hard disks… Done.
• Task Completed
• Changing host name … umount: can’t unmount /ntfs: invalid argument

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Now I am trying this: change the first PC to Vista and uploading a new image. Then I will try to deploy that as Vista on the 2nd PC.

[Tom Elliott]

What is the OS of the image?

What is the type of the image (raw, single disk, multi-part?)

It looks like the mbr or gpt tables aren’t being written back. At least not properly.

[mkstreet]

I tried creating (uploading) the image as Vista and then tried both downloading at Win 7 or Vista.
The same kind of errors as noted above.

Now I am trying to create a new image from the source PC as image type “Multiple Partition Single Disk (not resizable)”
and Win 7.

[mkstreet]

The image O/S is Windows 7 (64-bit).
I first tried image type: Multiple Partition Image All Disks (not resizable)

Now I am creating/trying Multiple Partition Image Single Disks (not resizable)

Fog server o/s: Ubuntu 12.04
Fog Vers: 0.32

[mkstreet]

Still no success. The Multi Partition Single Disk gets me this error when I try to download:

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• Using hard disk /dev/sda
• Restoring MBR … Done
• Checking Hard Disk: Error: invalid partition table on /dev/sda – wrong signature 0.
  Done
• Task Completed
• Changing host name … ntfs-3g: no mountpoint specified

ntfs-3g 2009.3.8 integrated FUSE 27-third generations NTFS driver

Copyright … (information about the driver… and its usage)

I am running out of ideas…

[mkstreet]

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 29976, member: 7271”]What is the OS of the image?

What is the type of the image (raw, single disk, multi-part?)

It looks like the mbr or gpt tables aren’t being written back. At least not properly.[/quote]

The image O/S is Windows 7 (64-bit).
I first tried image type: Multiple Partition Image All Disks (not resizable)

I just tried Multiple Partition Image Single Disks (not resizable). This gets:

• Using hard disk /dev/sda
• Restoring MBR … Done
• Checking Hard Disk: Error: invalid partition table on /dev/sda – wrong signature 0.
  Done
• Task Completed
• Changing host name … ntfs-3g: no mountpoint specified

ntfs-3g 2009.3.8 integrated FUSE 27-third generations NTFS driver

Copyright … (information about the driver… and its usage)

Fog server o/s: Ubuntu 12.04
Fog Vers: 0.32

[mkstreet]

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 29976, member: 7271”]What is the OS of the image?

What is the type of the image (raw, single disk, multi-part?)

It looks like the mbr or gpt tables aren’t being written back. At least not properly.[/quote]

I might have found a clue to this, but I don’t know how to interpret it.

I tried to deploy this same image to a third PC (all three PCs are the same hardware)… this is what I noticed:

The first time, I get an error like this:

• Checking hard disk: Error: invalid partition table on /dev/sda – wrong signature 0.

Then on subsequent attempts to deploy, I don’t see that error any more but only the error…
* Changing host name … ntfs-3g: no mountpoint specified

[mkstreet]

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 29976, member: 7271”]What is the OS of the image?

What is the type of the image (raw, single disk, multi-part?)

It looks like the mbr or gpt tables aren’t being written back. At least not properly.[/quote]

I may have found something that fixes this.

I did a deploy-debug on both PC’s.

Then at the debug prompt:
# fdisk /dev/sda and then “w” to write it out
# fog

Both PC’s seems to be loading. Though I don’t know if this is one-time or I will need to manually do this every time I want to load these machines. Any ideas?

(got this from: [url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/partition-table-error.1234/#post-10305[/url] )