@Tom-Elliott Yes, it would be interesting if you stood it as a note in the WIKI

@Sebastian-Roth was apparently the firewall blocking some port Samba4

@Sebastian-Roth Yes, manually i can do this

@Tom-Elliott I’ll test and reply

So this is not related to the FOG?

Follow the logs:

23/02/2016 15:48 Middleware::Communication Response: Success
23/02/2016 15:48 HostnameChanger Checking Hostname
23/02/2016 15:48 HostnameChanger Hostname is correct
23/02/2016 15:48 HostnameChanger Registering host with active directory
23/02/2016 15:49 HostnameChanger Unknown Return Code: 1727

FOG 6323 Trunk
Ubuntu Server 14.04

@Sebastian-Roth
I use 6323

@Tom-Elliott said:

I’m confused, what’s the actual Snapin general information look like?

I tried to give an example in the database. Is like the snapin was deleted but the row in database remains.
In general, I delete a snapin from the system and it continues. Look the print. “- (3)” and “- (4)” is deleted snapins

If I click to run all snap-ins from the computer where it was linked, it loads that, but with all the attributes blank, as if erase all information of this snapin but not the registration line.

Well, going directly to the point, when I create a snapin, I associate it to a computer and then delete it, he continues, like a ghost, linked to the computer.

I use FOG 6323
Ubuntu Server 14.04

@Sebastian-Roth
in this way works

Image specifications:
Operation system: Windows 7 (5);
Image type: Single disk Resizable
Partition: Everything
Compression: 6
Protected: No
Image Enabled: Yes
Replicate?: Yes

MBR

I decided to create a new topic after noticing that it was another problem. Follow the link below the first topic:
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/6714/no-source-file-passed-writeimage/10

The problem is this: After spending a dual boot image to a new computer, Linux starts normally and the Windows does not start … He gets a pointer flashing in the left corner of the screen and does not start.

Now works, but Windows not boot more
A pointer appears blinking in the upper left corner of the screen…

@Sebastian-Roth Ok,
Tomorrow I will try and notice the result here.
At the moment, thanks for the support

@Sebastian-Roth said:

Usually it’s best to use the OS type of your “main” OS on disk. With main I actually mean the bootloader used. Do you have GRUB installed or do you use the windows boot manager? Choose OS type according to that.

I use the Grub but the main system is Windows…

@Sebastian-Roth
Because I’m creating a dual boot image with Linux and Windows

I tested it on more than one computer and more than one image.
Image specifications:
Operation system: Other (99);
Image type: Single disk Resizable
Partition: Everything
Compression: 6
Protected: No
Image Enabled: Yes
Replicate?: Yes

The error appears when i try to deploy the image.

How i fix this error: no source file passed (writeImage) ?

My Fog version: 6142 Trunk
I use Ubuntu server 14.04

Thanks

SVN 4361 Cloud 5370
Ubuntu server 14.04.2
FOG Client 0.9.7

0_1447689383875_fog.log

We also reset host encryption, but now the button has disappeared. We uninstalled the FOG Client manually and reinstalled also. Any help appreciated.

@Jbob