Time Zone Error on Kernel Update

[geekygary]

@Tom-Elliott Could not fix partition layout (runFixParts)
No matter what I do, I just keep getting that on trying to clone Windows 10. Windows 7 works just fine.

[Sebastian Roth]

@geekygary Schedule another job but this time make sure you tick the checkbox for debug! Boot up the client and it will bring you to a command shell. Now start the job by issuing the command fog and follow through by pressing enter as being asked to. When you hit the error you should be back to the command shell. Now run fixparts /dev/sda (put in the correct disk you have in the client) and see what the error is. We run this command using an automated answering file to fix partition layouts but in some cases this can fail. Take a picture of the error on screen and post here.

[geekygary]

It says fix parts is missing.

[Sebastian Roth]

@Tom-Elliott I think this has been an issue when FOG has been installed about two or three month ago. Please try updating to the latest inits and I am fairly sure you shouldn’t see the “cammand not found” issue anymore.

sudo -i
cd /var/www/fog/service/ipxe
mv init.xz init.xz.orig
wget -O init.xz https://fogproject.org/inits/init.xz
mv init_32.xz init_32.xz
wget -O init_32.x https://fogproject.org/inits/init_32.xz

Now try again.

[Tom Elliott]

@Sebastian-Roth that’s what I was thinking just wanted full understanding.

[geekygary]

Here is the error I get after following those directions:

[Sebastian Roth]

@geekygary I just downloaded the latest init.xz as posted to test myself and I don’t get that issue. You sure the download succeeded? Which kernel version are you running right now?

[geekygary]

There were no errors after the wget commands. I am running Fog 1.5.4 with bzImage 4.18.11 and bzimage32 4.18.11

[geekygary]

I decided to wipe the files and download them again. This time it worked. I ran the fixparts and then I restarted to capture the image. It booted up to capture it but says that the NTFS partition is unsafe.

[Sebastian Roth]

@geekygary To quote George from just a day or two ago:

The unclean file system message is because windows was not shutdown properly before you attempted to capture it. Use either sysprep to power off the device or run the command shutdown -s -t 0 command to properly power off the device. The simple Startbutton->Shutdown will not properly power off the device.

[geekygary]

It works now! Thank you for all your help!