Only by queuing an inventory task via the web interface - or by imaging. Was exactly what I was looking for. As far as the rest goes I have been using for for 6 years so I am very comfortable with everything else, just never had to push the client out to pcs.
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Posts made by boynty77
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RE: pull pc invenotry after fog client is installedposted in FOG Problems
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pull pc invenotry after fog client is installedposted in FOG Problems
Server
- FOG Version: 1.3.4
- OS: ubuntu 16.04
Client
- Service Version:
- OS: win 7
Description
I have successfully deployed the fog client with pdq deploy to all our machines that havent been registered. I am wondering if there is a way to get it to pull a full inventory
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RE: Boot loop issue when deploying imageposted in Windows Problems
I blew the windows 7 image away today and built a new one and everything is working as it should now
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RE: Boot loop issue when deploying imageposted in Windows Problems
I just upgraded to 1.32 so I will see how it goes tomorrow when I get back into work
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RE: Boot loop issue when deploying imageposted in Windows Problems
It is rebooting right after the windows boot screen. It is windows 7 SP1
I attached my unattend file, I am using the fog client but have it disabled until it reboots after setupcomplete runs.
I ran it in the vm after I ran sysprep and it does the boot loop there as well
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Boot loop issue when deploying imageposted in Windows Problems
I have used FOG .32 for years with no issues at my past job. We had over 1000 desktop and laptops that imaged with no issues. I took a new job recently and I decided to setup fog 1.20 and everything has gone smooth with the install so far. I created an image in vmware and it uploads fine non sysprepped but once I sysprep and deploy it is goes into a boot loop. I thought it was the dell optiplex 3040 desktop that was giving the issue but when I deploy it to a vm it does the same thing. Any suggests on what I am missing?