Let me load up one of the computers. I know that it has 3 partitions that are in the image. One is a recovery section, then the main OS; But I’m unsure on the third.
Luckily for me I don’t need to worry about different hardware. We are rolling out 200+ Identical computers. I’m going to go ahead and try a Single Partition Image like you have before and see if it accepts it then.
Is there a Tutorial for the process you suggest? Since I am running this for a Company solution, I need things to run smoothly and quickly to avoid as much downtime as possible.
Virtual Box wouldn’t be a bad idea…
I only ran Fogprep. I was looking through the Tutorial/Information about Imaging with Multi-Partitioned HDDs and it recommend Fogprep.
Hello. After setting up a new installation of FOG (.32), I uploaded my first image, and tried to deploy it.
Computer Info:
Host Image:
Client:
Exact same Hardware/Model as the Host.
What will happen is after the image is deployed onto the Client computer, the computer will then reboot and just sit at a black screen, with a single white cursor (Old School White underscore similar to the cursor while using Command Prompt) continually flashing. Nothing else happens with the client computer.
It may be that I have just missed an initial setup procedure that is need for Multi-partitioned HDDs. I did use the Fog Utility FOGPREP.
Thanks - Taylor