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I have not been able to duplicate access via the ubuntu shim since I initially setup the configuration. It appears that the shim now checks the chained kernels or the secure boot code has been improved to check for signed kernels.

As for the raid-on issue. That is a known issue with the intel raid controller and linux.

I wish you well working with the 7400 2in1. I images ours last jul when they were first released. Those are interesting and finicky systems to image. Once they are imaged they are very nice computers. I can tell you the power button is only a suggestion to do things. Also if you want to get into the F12 boot menu watch the logo as it is powered up. As soon as the logo dims a bit then it will take the F12 key for a few seconds.

@David-Raymond said in Cannot find disk on a new Dell Latitude 7400 2-in-1 using FOG:

I have for testing using the dock that came with them.

Just an additional comment. The WD19 docks that come with the 7400 give marginal support for PXE booting. Sometimes they show up and sometimes (most) of the times pxe booting isn’t an option. The older WD15s and the usb-c dongles work 100% of the time.

You may be limited in running FOG inside virtualbox on the 6430. FOG running on bare metal on the 6430 would be just fine for a deployment only system. I would swap out those 6430 delivered hard drives (which are slug speed slow) with an SSD drive. That SSD under windows will make the 6430 fell like a new computer (even at twice the weight of a 7280). Good luck with your deployment. FOG should perform well for you.

@David-Raymond From what you describe this is definitely not a FOG issue. We might point you the right way to solve this but I am sure there are other forums out there knowing a lot more about that kind of stuff.

Maybe start reading here: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/fe8901f2-f8d9-44aa-8eb4-b6b853ada623/quotrpc-server-unavailablequot-while-attempting-to-join-domain?forum=winserverDS

Sounds like a DNS issue. You might want to run the mentioned DCDIAG command on your Windows AD server to see if it is all setup correctly.