image store corrupt unable to locate mbr

[cnkpadobi]

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Description

Hello

I am having an issue with the deploying an image on a Toshiba laptop it seems to corrupt my image

image store corrupt unable to locate mbr

I have able to deploy successfully this image to other machines prior this one but now getting this message. When I look at the image on the fog server it now says 0.0 bytes but before this error started, it said 149.5 GB

Now When I try to deploy this image on a different machine other the Toshiba it works just fine…, And now the image does not say 0.0 bytes but now back to the original image.

[george1421]

The thing that sticks out here, is that FOG is trying to deploy to disk 2 (d2) instead of disk 1.

[cnkpadobi]

Hmmm so how would it point to the d2.mbr instead of the d1. I am deploying it now on the new machine… Would that have something to do with the flash drive fos?

[george1421]

@cnkpadobi Its possible if the toshiba sees the flash drive as a hard drive.

One way to get an answer is to setup a debug deploy. Just do a normal deployment to that computer but before you schedule the job select the debug check box, then pxe boot the target computer…

Wait you are using a usb drive to boot FOS. Do you have a menu item #6 it was like a debug boot? If you do select that and that will drop you to a command prompt on the target computer. Once at a command prompt key in df -h and lsblk and post the results here. That will tell what FOS thinks its seeing for local storage.

[cnkpadobi]

[george1421]

@cnkpadobi Well… This is an interesting device you have there…

According to lsblk that device has 3 hard drives. Well 2 and the flash drive.

/dev/sda = 250GB disk
/dev/sdb = 16GB disk (flash drive)
/dev/sdc = 500GB disk

Is it safe to assume this is your intent to have a computer with 2 physical hard drives?

Does your image contain multiple disks?

[cnkpadobi]

@george1421

No did not know it had to 2 disks on one show up in the UEFI bios… which is the SSD 256. My image does not have multi-disk but just has two partition.

Thanks

[cnkpadobi]

Got this resolved… Thank you

[george1421]

@cnkpadobi So how did you resolve this?

[cnkpadobi]

@george1421 Pull the 500GB out of the computer

[george1421]

@cnkpadobi well that is sure one way to fix the issue!! Thank you for the clarity.