boot into windows failure after deployed image
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I Received the following error on step 8 : ntfs-3g mount: failed to access mount point /ntfs: no such file or directory
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@bc601 Ok then run this command just before the mount.
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On the last step. Step 10. I received an error message stating the following
CANNOT CREATE REGULAR FILE '/IMAGES/DDACLSSYS.LOG:READ ONLY FILE SYSTEM.
This error repeated for each .log file. I also included the screenshot of the rights to the /images folder. -
@bc601 Did you create a capture or deploy task. Only a capture task will allow you to write to images (/images/dev on fog server).
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Ok it was a success. I now have the log files. I noticed something weird the setup.log file is empty and spelled incorrectly
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@bc601 in there you have setupact == setup activity log. and setup error logn. Where did you get those files from>
I haven’t figured this out quite yet. But I’ve found these files in c:\windows\panther and c:\windows\setup\sysprep sometimes. You probably should see both places. Also I suspect the setup error [setuperr.log] to contain the reason why your OOBE failed. Sorry I can’t be more specific its been about 6 months since I last debugged a deployment.
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Okay found out what the issue was. I did not sysprep the image correctly went back and syspreped the PC used for the image and tried it again. This time it worked after redeploying the image
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@bc601 said in boot into windows failure after deployed image:
I did not sysprep the image correctly went back and syspreped the PC used for the image and tried it again. This time it worked after redeploying the image
Do you know what you did wrong? What did you do differently?
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Yes I did not activate the sysprep application. Once I activated it and recaptured the image. The problem was resolved.
