@Wayne-Workman

EDIT: I checked the Windows Laptop and saw that there is in fact 2 disks. one is Disk 0 with the required data and the other is Disk 1 which is System Reserved.

Maybe I could change something to allow this to work?
So here is my screenshots on a Lenovo X250 laptop:

lsblk output:

fdisk -l output: (there were 15 ram devices so I pictured a sample of 3)

Thanks alot!

@Tom-Elliott

Ofcourse!

Thanks!

FOG Server

• FOG Version: 1.3.0
• OS: Ubuntu (Server) , Windows 7 (Target PC)

Client

• Service Version:
• OS:

Description

Hi,

I’m trying to capture an image of a Lenovo ThinkPad X250, but getting errors in the Reading Partition Tables.

i’m getting the following error:
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An error has been detected!
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Could not find partitions (/bin/fog.upload)
Args Passed:

The computer is registered and assigned to a Win7 image with a Single Disk.

I tried searching the wiki and forums about this error but couldn’t find any information.

Would be glad to get some help on that issue.

Thank You in advance,
Dor Dadush