Not a complaint just a general thank you of the devs and to put in the Wiki testimonials.

@Tom-Elliott @george1421 @Sebastian-Roth for helping me the past 3 weeks.

I am able to properly capture and deploy images to Mac OSX Mojave and on Ubuntu Linux 18.04 LTS both using nvme drives, and supported with hostname changing via the Fog-Client.

We at High Point University in North Carolina have migrated from CloneZilla to this open-source software and image management.

You have saved us a lot of future time by creating this software.

From the Webb School of Engineer, as the solo systems admin here, thank you.

@Sebastian-Roth

Not yet, I am currently in the process of imaging the devices via time machine and confirming functionality on the iMacs in the new environment before doing additional testing or changes.

I am still using the FOG-Client to manage hostnames and computer names as that is a useful feature in itself.

@Sebastian-Roth

Short term I am going to be using a time machine network backup & deploy, as I have minimal time to fix this and need this working.

I will circle back around sometime after I get the machines working at least.

@Sebastian-Roth said in Apple Fusion Drive:

/dev/nvme0n1

I will do that momentarily, mind you it is already capturing and writing to /dev/nvme0n1 and booting off of /dev/nvme0n1 when it starts the boot process.

@Sebastian-Roth

Yes sir, it was.

@Sebastian-Roth

Yes it is writing in DD mode here is the image settings:

@Sebastian-Roth

Is there a way to rig it so it does, a hotfix or a one-off fix?

lsblk lists the following:

There is a new hurdle, but this is a seperate FOG-Server in a different environment that will only be interfacing with the exact same iMacs with the exact same hardware, quick fixes/rigging it up are wanted. I am in a bind due to not realizing the hard drive type.

I have an iMac (36 of them) that have a fusion drive.

27GB SSD and a 1TB SATA drive.

When I just do a typical imaging process via FOG it does not work.

When I boot up after cloning I get the following boot screen:

Help please!!

@Tom-Elliott

Organization Name: High Point University

Location (Optional) High Point, NC

Approximate Number of systems: 50

How long: 1 month

Wiki entry:

I am able to properly capture and deploy images to Mac OSX Mojave and on Ubuntu Linux 18.04 LTS both using nvme drives, and supported with hostname changing via the Fog-Client.

I migrated us to FOG, suggested by a faculty member, after realizing manually doing this with CloneZilla was not ideal.

We at High Point University in North Carolina have migrated from CloneZilla to this open-source software and image management.

You have saved us a lot of future time by creating this software.

From the Webb School of Engineer, as the solo systems admin here, thank you.

Not a complaint just a general thank you of the devs and to put in the Wiki testimonials.

@Tom-Elliott @george1421 @Sebastian-Roth for helping me the past 3 weeks.

I am able to properly capture and deploy images to Mac OSX Mojave and on Ubuntu Linux 18.04 LTS both using nvme drives, and supported with hostname changing via the Fog-Client.

We at High Point University in North Carolina have migrated from CloneZilla to this open-source software and image management.

You have saved us a lot of future time by creating this software.

From the Webb School of Engineer, as the solo systems admin here, thank you.