@Logan

Problem solved :

I just disabled “fast boot” in the BIOS.

@sebastian-roth I didn’t take that second screenshot (in the second post) until after the first one had finished. And I got it while FOG was still imaging partition 3, so you are correct, it hadn’t renamed but that was only because I wanted to get a quick image of the root:root ownership.

Partition 4 is only 1GB so it should not have hung at all.

I wasn’t around to watch the second capture finish, so I’ll have to do it again later this week.

@tformentini Yes you are running 4.19.x series. That is a little old and does not have the drivers built in for the latest hardware.

To update you do this from inside the FOG Web user interface. It is easy. Go to FOG Configuration -> Kernel update. You will see a listing of kernels. Select 5.10.71 for both 64 bit and 32 bit. Once that is done you can verify by running the same command line command as you did before. It should confirm as 5.10.71

@george1421 alride thanks for the help. i will get to work then 🙂

@george1421

Sooooo as stupid as this sounds but I have a solution / workaround.

Reduce the number of CPU’s on the VM to 1
Enable migrate to a physical computer with a different processor version

Changing either of these setting causes the speed to bottom out at 21mb/m leaving the setting at this results in 230mb/m capture speed.