Hello,
I have one working Lenovo T440s that will upload an image, but when I try to use a T430 with a 256GB SSD it refuses to upload the image.

Info

• Trying to upload a sysprepped Windows 8.1 image
• SSD is a Lite-ON LCS-256M6S
• Fog compatibility check says I have a GPT table, but I am missing a fake MS-DOS reference
• Using Kernel 3.15.4 TomElliott (x86_64)
• I have tried the 3.14.2 TomElliott Kernel as well (64 bit)

Is this a Kernel issue? What logs should I review? I seem to remember looking at Apache logs in the past, is this still the case to troubleshoot v.1.x.x?

I have some more info regarding this post.

Apparently, the 16GB SSD is not soldered on. I found it under the battery in the T440s. The drive is a M.2 SSD and once removed the laptop imaged correctly. I would still like to get this to work without removing the drive. I will test formating the 16GB SSD with gparted to see if FOG will enumerate it properly.

It is working now. Thanks!

Sorry for my late response. Please see the attached picture.

Ok, I did the following in GParted.

Wiped the partition table and created a new msdos based table.
Formated the drive to NTFS

Same error persists. Do you have a suggestion on formatting to try?

I have some more info regarding this post.

Apparently, the 16GB SSD is not soldered on. I found it under the battery in the T440s. The drive is a M.2 SSD and once removed the laptop imaged correctly. I would still like to get this to work without removing the drive. I will test formating the 16GB SSD with gparted to see if FOG will enumerate it properly.

The computer has 2 SSDs. 500GB samsung 850 EVO and a soldered on 16GB SSD.

Hello all,
I just built a new Fog Server, Ubuntu 14.04 LTS 64bit
I am on Fog version 6020 using bzImage 4.3.2

When I try to deploy my image to a Lenovo T440s or T450s I get a write cache error. I am using Bios in Legacy mode and DHCP is set as undionly.kkpxe.

Thanks,
Chris

Ok, since my FOG is a VM on vmware I can take a snapshot and always roll back in case we break anything

I am using FOG in a Windows Environment where I set options 66 and 67 on our DHCP server running on Windows Server 2008 R2.

I run Ubuntu 12.04 and the newest FOG patched with the latest SVN to get the work around for the Yogas to work.