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@plegrand You have the most interesting partition layouts in the universe. Recovery and extended partition. Let’s see if we can still handle this. I did some tests with the information you gave and upload is working for me without corrupting the partition table on the source system (your’s was corrupted if I understood correctly). So what I need you to do is to get the machine in the original state (you have done this already as I know from the chat!), then schedule a debug upload task and run
sfdisk -d /dev/sda. Please take a picture of the screen because I need the exact numbers! If those numbers are different from what you posted as d1.partitions then you can just stop here and wait till I have figured it out. But if the numbers you see (again - please take a picture so we can check as well!) are exactly the same as in d1.partitions then you need to run capture (commandfog) and check output ofsfdisk -d /dev/sdaright after capture has finished to see if it is corrupted again and possibly why (take a picture and post here!). -
@Sebastian-Roth i’ll do that tomorrow morning with picture or copy paste from ssh session
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I launch sfdisk command before capture but for the moment i cant do the capture itself because i need this computer
Then i’m going to install what i need on this computer, make a ghost image to be sure and then after test capture and deploy with fog.
ok ?sfdisk -d /dev/sda label: dos label-id: 0x97be5b6a device: /dev/sda unit: sectors /dev/sda1 : start= 63, size= 80262, type=de /dev/sda2 : start= 81920, size= 18313216, type=7, bootable /dev/sda3 : start= 18395136, size= 507815936, type=7 /dev/sda4 : start= 526211072, size= 450562048, type=f /dev/sda5 : start= 526213120, size= 450560000, type=7 -
@plegrand I did play with the partition stuff you gave me once again and I cannot reproduce the issue. Well I don’t have all the data you have on your partitions and that might be the difference. From what I can see and test the partition tables are not being screwed on upload but I don’t know what you have in those partitions…
Possibly you can give me some more information about what is stored on the partitions?
- sda1 (type dell utility, size 40MB, used ~1MB): possibly recovery tools??
- sda2 (type ntfs, size 8.8GB, used ~7-8GB): maybe recovery data??
- sda3 (type ntfs, size 242GB, used ~15-20GB): windows?
- sda5 (type ntfs, size 215GB, used ~1MB): intended for user data?
Please open disk management in windows to see if you can match my guesses and tell me if I stand correct.
Nevertheless you can always try non-resizable. Just create a new image definition and upload from that client again. The non-resizable upload does less magic and should not cause any error on the machine. Then try deploy and see if it works.
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@Sebastian-Roth said in 0xc00000e:
Nevertheless you can always try non-resizable. Just create a new image definition and upload from that client again. The non-resizable upload does less magic and should not cause any error on the machine. Then try deploy and see if it works.
what i have to choose between
Multiple Partition Image - Single Disk (Not Resizable) - (2)
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Multiple Partition Image - All Disks (Not Resizable) - (3)
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@Sebastian-Roth said in 0xc00000e:
Nevertheless you can always try non-resizable. Just create a new image definition and upload from that client again. The non-resizable upload does less magic and should not cause any error on the machine. Then try deploy and see if it works.
what i have to choose between
Multiple Partition Image - Single Disk (Not Resizable) - (2)
and
Multiple Partition Image - All Disks (Not Resizable) - (3)
?Then i choose " Multiple Partition Image - Single Disk (Not Resizable) - (2)"
Capture works fine
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Could you please do another debug deploy (Multiple partition - single disk) and keep your eyes open for Clearing part /dev/sdaX messages
Actually i use this kind of image :
default: Windows 7
Multiple Partition Image - Single Disk (Not Resizable)
Everything7104 version
then i made a deploy task debug mode. I didnt see any Clearing part /dev/sdaX messages
and again the 0xc00000e errori upgraded to 7196 version, i made the deploy task debug mode again
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@plegrand Can you please try the known methods of fixing bootup errors by booting the windows recovery DVD. Get to the command prompt and run
chkdsk /f /x /r C:. Then reboot and see if you have any changes. If that does not work then please boot the recovery DVD and runbootrec /fixmbr- again reboot to check if this fixed the error. If not trybootrec /fixboot, reboot, check. Then trybootrec /rebuildbcd. Please make sure you reboot in between trying those commands to see which of those did/didn’t work. We might get an idea of what is wrong this way. -
@plegrand Any news on this?
