Updating Image and then capture
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So this is what I am seeing. I have my dualboot laptop that I fully update(Windows, program updates etc). I then recapture the image to the original name that is assigned to the existing image. For example my image name is AcerDualBootFinal. So when i recapture the image I just capture it to that name in the hopes that FOG will overwrite with the new data.
The issue I am seeing is that when I deploy said image to another machine, only the first partition has the updates, the second Is the same as it was prior to the update.
This is a single disk/ multi partition image due to the dual boot nature of the image. Compression is set at 2. I am running FOG 7881.
Anybody seen this before?
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Is the image type set to resizable? Also this would be a @Sebastian-Roth question, he’s excellent with these sorts of questions.
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not resizable.
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Let me say that i did make a new Image name (AcerDualBootFinalB) and recaptured that one and it was right. Seems to be in the overwriting maybe?
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@EAHarvey Is there anything in /images/dev ?
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@EAHarvey What do you see with
ls -al /images/AcerDualBootFinal. Do all the files have a similar timestamp??Maybe FOG started to move some of the files via FTP but stopped along the way - disk full?
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@Sebastian-Roth Interesting. The name through the web interface is Acer_DualBoot_Final but it says the location is /images/Acer.
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@Sebastian-Roth Disk is good to go.
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@EAHarvey said in Updating Image and then capture:
@Sebastian-Roth Interesting. The name through the web interface is Acer_DualBoot_Final but it says the location is /images/Acer.
That means you originally named the image Acer and later changed it. The name can be changed but the path - not so much. It works fine though.
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@EAHarvey said:
Disk is good to go.
Does this mean you found the issue and fixed it? Please tell us more about it. And what about the commands I requested?
