Upload of Image Failing
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Hey everyone first post here.
We recently got in a shipment of brand new HP 8570P’s that I need to get an image uploaded for. Starting out, I know that they’re HP’s so they ship with 4 partitions. What I did was reinstall windows, doing a full custom install and ensuring that there was only the 100mb SYSTEM partition and the rest of the
drive as normal. As this image will be used moving forward, I need it to be a Resizable, NTFS, single partition image.I was using the vanilla 3.8.8 CORE kernel before starting this process; of course, that failed with the new hardware so I am currently using Tom Elliot’s kernel downloaded today from [FONT=Consolas][url]https://mastacontrola.com/fogboot/kernel/bzImage32[/url][/FONT]
[FONT=Consolas]Currently the machine I am uploading off of has completed full host registration, image is configured properly, but I am getting the below errors. [/FONT]
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Keywords so others can find this issue moving forward.
[FONT=Consolas]NTFS ntfsresize failed to start up volume /dev/sda2/ error(22) failed to mount[/FONT] -
Do you, by chance, have a USB drive plugged in somewhere?
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I did at one point in time for some software installs; but during anything related to Fog I unplug everything except for power and ethernet.
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Side note this stuff may be completely unrelated but…
What format are your drives in? Have you tried switching your Image Type to one if the Mutli Partition selections?
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[quote=“Jaymes Driver, post: 24517, member: 3582”]Side note this stuff may be completely unrelated but…
What format are your drives in? Have you tried switching your Image Type to one if the Mutli Partition selections?[/quote]
Drive is formatted in NTFS (standard windows install doesn’t let you select anything else).
Here are some more screenshots for what happens when selecting a multi-partition.
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What happens if you run the compatibility check from the pxe boot menu?
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[quote=“Jaymes Driver, post: 24521, member: 3582”]What happens if you run the compatibility check from the pxe boot menu?[/quote]
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Sorry, but I am out of ideas… the compatibility test didn’t fail. I originally thought that the drive could be of the 4k advanced format… but now I am beginning to think that is not the case.
You are using the latest Kernel, and you installed windows as a resizable option, you chose the right option when setting up the image store… so all your options are set correctly from what I can gather.
I will bow out now and hope someone else can offer some expertise.’
If I come up with anything else I will be sure to let you know.
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Can you try reinstalling windows but this time use a partition tool to completely delete the drive partitions, don’t just use the windows installer.
Use something like diskpart from the recovery console on the OS installation disk:
[url]http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc766465(v=ws.10).aspx[/url]Also convert the disk to MBR format while you are in there.
Then let windows make the partitions and try again.
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My guess is that the drive is partitioned in GUID (GPT) mode which would be why this isn’t working. It isn’t, specifically, an issue with 4k (advanced format) drives. It’s 0.32 doesn’t support GPT in the slightest way. I would boot into debug mode and run the command:
gdisk -l /dev/sdaIf you see GPT: present, then you’ll need to do as BPSTravis states above.
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Did you run FogPrep before SysPrep? I am not sure if it was still needed but I still do it and it works for me for MultiPartiton single disk, but has never worked for NTFS resizable with Windows 7.
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You could also check the bios to see if the drive type is set to Native IDE for SATA instead of AHCI.
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me helped booting from dvd and doing a chkdsk (is not the same as doing it from a booted operation system
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