Ok found the issue grabbed the wrong windows image and the answer key is for the latest windows 7 build which is what caused all the issues its now working.

@Quazz said in Group Snapins:

You might be interested in post download scripts for this. Will accomplish basically the same thing, but in a more universal manner.

A post install script is the best for pushing drivers, since the target computer has access to the network using FOS, once windows boots and the drivers are not loaded you are off-line.

There are two tutorials that will help you.
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/4278/utilizing-postscripts-rename-joindomain-drivers-snapins

https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/7391/deploying-a-single-golden-image-to-different-hardware-with-fog

This one has some background info that is useful.
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/7740/the-magical-mystical-fog-post-download-script-under-construction

@Darrell-Lanson This normally presents itself on uploads by getting hung trying to create the partition table.

We have utilities already that allow you to fix this really quite easily, but does require you load up in a debug mode.

@Darrell-Lanson said in FOG 1.2 and PHP7:

Can’t wait to see 1.3

Install the trunk version lol

I’m from the old school if it ain’t broke don’t touch it with that being said I cannot believe how long I have been using this close to 8 years now and I love it. Had 1 hard drive fail in that time but otherwise going strong.

Figured out a solution I copied the PnPutil into the same directory as the inf than used SFXMaker to create the filesfxmaker.jpg

@b.martin English please. 🙂

Now I feel stupid I was positive I changed those settings when I first built my server as I uploaded a lot of snapins prior to this problem but when I checked they were at the default it is now fixed thank you for the help.

I was on Ubuntu before switching to Debian and had to run the “restart tftp-hpa” command on a regular basis.

Well I have manage to uncompressed the image using 7-zip only problem is clonezilla doesn’t seem to recognize rec.img and sys.img is there something else that needs to be done?

No, problem. I hope it works for you.

OK that is stupid simple I was over complicating it again.

This sounds like a hardware issue.

I’m assuming you’ve enabled PXE Boot from the Network in the BIOS?

If the USB NIC is disconnected, does the system (in bios) allow you to choose Network?