@boeleke Would you be able to do a TeamViewer session with me so we can look deeper? Message me if you’re interested.

@pencils You can leave the first one empty, I believe as it refers to the name most commonly, whereas the second has to be the IP.

@Tom-Elliott

Ok, so I changed the storage group for my snapins from my QNAP to default and now it worked.
Thanks for the help!

@boeleke It’ll cause problems whenever you want to change anything with an image.

@boeleke Those are the fog server’s CA and private certificate for your specific server. They must remain in place for anything concerning the fog client to work. You should not bother them to create a snapin.

One word: WebUI, Does Clonezilla have that? Nope, Does Windows Have that? Nope. Does FOG have it? Yep
Also i was turned away from clonezilla because it is not very professional with all the foreign writing on it, and WDS is not opensourse and only support Windows.
And my last point FOG is easy to setup, easier than samba in most cases, unlike clonezilla which is not extremely automated

I use snappy driver installer and I drop chipset + ethernet drivers in a driverpack folder inside of windows/inf and it works fine. After setup it launches SDI over network and installs the rest of the drivers.

There’s other reasons why sysprep could fail, such as Windows Media Player service (or whatever it’s called) running or your windows grace period expiring.

@Wayne-Workman

Hi there wayne,
did that already :

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@boeleke said in 'Create New Snapin' keeps loading...:

Any errors what u can find?

Greetings

While you did post errors, they are incredibly difficult to read… can you copy/paste instead of screenshot and use our code-wrapper tool so they display properly?

Additionally - when you post errors and such as a screen shot, the content isn’t searchable. It won’t show up in search results. There is no reason to do this, especially when your in a situation where copy/paste is viable.

ALSO, I’d like to introduce some terminology I’ve coined. 🙂

CUNU - Computer that the User has Never Used before…

Example - “This is a CUNU login, that’s why this is happening.”

and of course, the opposite…

Non-CUNU - Computer that the user has used before.

@ch3i said:

@boeleke The legacy password is for the legacy client : it’s useless in your case.
Could you post the fog.log present on a client at c:\fog.log ?

Hi ch3i,

i was testing it again today & all i working fine till now.
Thanks!

@MacGeek83 The images are not gone, just the image definitions are - because you deleted the node, which contains all the image definitions. You can recreate these manually if you like.

@Sebastian-Roth

Hi there,

i tried it again and it was workign now.

Thanks!

@boeleke In your screen shots, it looks like the Image Path and the FTP Path are backwards. Usually, the FTP Path contains the entire path, while the NFS Path starts in the exact shared NFS Folder.

-EDIT-
Just read that @ch3i solved it. Good job ch3i!