@sebastian-roth Sorry, replied to myself instead of you.

The Windows version in the image is Windows 10 1909 version 10.0.18363.1500. I created the image from a HDD and then put in a SSD (Samsung SSD 860 EVO), trying to deploy to the new SSD.

Hello All,

I created an image and tried to deploy and it crapped out with the following message, “Error trying to restore GTP partition tables”.

I have searched this issue out in the Forums and found a post from back in 2016, but I’ll be honest I did not understand much if anything of the thread. I think the answer of it was to update to the latest version at that time.

I am running version 1.5.8 of FOG. Does anyone know why I’m getting this error and how to fix it?

We got some new HP EliteDesk 705 G4 computers and I can’t get them to boot into Fog. Keep getting No configuration methods succeeded … I have updated the Kernal to 5.6.18, but that did not help. Anyone know what else I need to do to fix this?

I chose to update the kernel to the latest version and now after I select the image to use for imaging, it tells me the kernel is too old.

Any ideas? I have tried to load a few different kernels, but get the same message each time.

That is correct. I have tried both Chrome and IE. Same result with each.

That is a good suggestion and I did try that. I tried Unofficial Kernels hoping to see anything show up. It happen to be the last thing I tried before taking the screen shot.

Server

• FOG Version: 1.2.0
• OS: CentOS 6.8

Client

• Service Version:
• OS:

Description

I am not getting a list of Kernels to chose from to update to. I am not sure why? Any ideas?