@Sebastian-Roth

Thank you for all the helpful links! The past week as been setting up the images so that it’s worth the experiments to see if FOG actually works. The machines are all Mac machines of various years but all have the same HDD of 1tb at the moment.

Lots of trial and error ahead since Deploy studio doesn’t seem to play well with Windows 10 and OSX 10.11, let alone a linux partition. Wanted to start using a PXE and keep seeing Fog get mentioned and I seem to like it more than Clonezilla from what I read.

Thank you for the thorough reply!

I wanted to have just Mac on the machines with a virtual Windows and Linux. I work at a school and ran this by the higher ups and they don’t want anything to do with Virtual OS’s because of how “unstable” they can be in a classroom environment.

I think next week I am going to try a master image and see how Fog handles it doing a bit for bit copy to the machines with the 3 distros.

I’ll come back and post my findings. My only concern is how the PXE is going to interact with the Bootloader and MBR.

I need Mac 10.11, Windows 10, and Ubuntu 16.04 along with a bootloader like Clover or refind to allow the selection of which OS to load into. There are 100+ machines I need to image with this configuration.

Can Fog do this? Will it allow a bootloader to install, along with image all the partitions for a drive and install onto the machine? Will Fog take care of the MBR, bootloader and allow all this to work together?

Currently only have deploy studio with dual booting.