@tom-elliott thanks for your answer. The disk name seems correct in the host properties

The image is defined like this

I did again a capture followed by a deploy and got the same problem.
Is there some truncation in the partprobe command?

I forget to say that I’m using fog version 1.5.0

Hi,

I did a raw image capture of a dual boot (win10-linux mint) disk. When deploying in the same machine, all seems good and the image is correctly deployed. But, at the end, I get a runPartprobe error and the tasks never end. The computer restart the deployment until I stop it using the BIOS menu.

I see the “Args Passed” seems not good /dev/nvme0n instead of /dev/nvme0n1

I check in debug mode as suggested in a previous issue :

source /usr/share/fog/lib/funcs.sh
getHardDisk              # gives $hd =  /dev/nvme0n1
runPartprobe "$hd"      #  gives no error

Also I put this value in the “host primary disk” variable

Any help will be appreciated.
tks

Juan

@george1421 Thanks, this seems to work but with installfog.sh -y (without the -U option).

Hi,

I want to install fog with an Ansible role. I use the installfog.sh -y -U option but it sets the default options.
I do not want DHCP and I need to use a different interface.
Is it possible to just change the /opt/fog/.fogsettings after installation and restart the fog server?. Does something must be changed on the sql data base?

Thanks

Juan