@Wayne-Workman Thank you sir! This fixed the issue.

@Wayne-Workman Thank you sir! This fixed the issue.

@Wayne-Workman I deleted all drives but and System Reserved, and set the Image type to “Single Disk - Resizable”. This seemed to resolve the issue of the image size.

But now, when I try to deploy the image, Fog states that I need to “upload an image”. It seems that the uploaded image isn’t associated with a Host (see attachment). Any tips on this?

@Wayne-Workman I’m running Version: 1.2.0

@Wayne-Workman Will give it a shot, thanks. I’m off site today but I’ll definitely try it next week.

@Tim.Trageser Secure boot is not enabled. Would you recommend enabling it?

No BitLocker to speak of since this is happening with multiple machines. But they ARE all the same make and model. I’ll have to check the BIOS. Thank you, I’ll update when I find an answer to that.

Hi all,

I’m running Fog on Ubuntu server 14.04 with all of the latest updates.

I can successfully inventory a computer in Fog and create an image. I choose “upload” on the server, then run Fog Prep on the computer (Win7 x64), reboot and successfully boot to Fog. But when it captures the image, it captures the ENTIRE hard drive. I figured this out the hard way when I tried to image a machine with a 1TB hard drive.

I think I’ve narrowed it down to the partitions on the hard drive. I only have one OS installed on the computer I’m trying to capture, but it has multiple drives: (normal use), (HP_Recovery), and E: (HP_Tools). For image type, I’ve tried Single Disk - Resizable, Multiple Partition Image - Single Disk (Not resizable), and Multiple Partition Image. If it doesn’t capture the entire hard drive, then the image size is about 5MB.

What’s the deal? Do I have to build a completely new install of Windows so it only has and “System Reserved” for the drives, or is there a way to get Fog to work with have multiple drives like my situation?