@Kureebow Kernel Update resolved the issue. Thank you JJ Fullmer for the assistance!

@Kureebow Kernel Update resolved the issue. Thank you JJ Fullmer for the assistance!

@JJ-Fullmer They are UFS devices. Would you recommend updating to the dev branch or trying the kernel first? Which Kernel version should I be looking for?

@Tom-Elliott It appears to be “released” around 2020. UFS (Universal flash storage).

I have yet to do any “Custom” work within fog usually everything plays pretty well.

I am willing to try if you can point me in the correct directions.

@luilly23 I cant seem to find anything in the fog wiki for UFS being unsupported.

@luilly23 It is UFS storage. Time to look to see if its supported.

I am sure I am missing something incredibly simple but I cannot figure this out.

I am attempting to capture an image from a dell Latitude 3140 but I get the error cannot find disk on system (get harddisk). Usually in the past this issue was resolved by switching to an AHCI format.

However, upon examination of bios the only option listed is all integrated storage disable of AHCI/NVMe.

Just stumped on this one.

Currently running version 1.5.10.

Anybody have an ideas?

Not sure if this is FOG side or not so hoping someone can lend me a hand. I am attempting to deploy and image on a Dell 3520. It appears as the image is deploying to the machine but it is all happening behind a black message saying the following:

SBC000:00: ucsi_handle_connector_change: CONNECTOR_STATUS failed (-110)

One the image deployment screen goes away I go into dells test screens and direct boot to HD through boot selection changes nothing.

@Sebastian-Roth We are up and going again. Thank you so much for your help I really appreciate it.

@Sebastian-Roth Perfect! We are working now. Now it is asking me to update database from ipaddress/fog/management Where do I go to do this or do I just press enter and move forward?

@Sebastian-Roth Didn’t get a return from that command but no error. I assume it worked.

root@localhost ~]# systemctl start mariadb.service
[root@localhost ~]#