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Okay… I may have solved this at the end of the day, finally.

I believe it was a sequence of a few items not matching up once I tested certain phases. In the end, I had to switch the boot priority so that the drive with the OS had priority over the data drive. I tried this earlier, but it was after already moving past SANBOOT and when looking into EXIT as an option instead. Now that I have corrected the drive and changed the boot priority, SANBOOT is functioning as intended. I will do a few more tests before I officially resolve this, so I will post back by tomorrow morning on my results - time is limited today.

-Dustin

I see! Thank you for all this information - it’s incredibly useful and just what I was looking for. I will go back to 1.3 and look into setting up FOS to handle a post script as you suggested. That DEFINTIELY sounds like what I want.

I was even telling a team member of a similar idea, so it’s awesome that FOG already handles this. You guys did an amazing job with this by the way. Before I started, I laid out a set of criteria for how I would like to handle remote imaging. When I came across FOG’s solution, I was like, wow, this is exactly where I was wanting to go, and it does it and more! Again, stellar implementation.

Understood - I felt I should have done that as well; my mistake.

That said, I have resolved the issue. The issue was addressed by updating the swap drive’s UUID. I raised this question before, how the swap drive does not correctly re-assign its UUID upon deploying an existing image. I had to manually re-assign this to get the image capture to work correctly. Moving forward, the swap drive’s UUID needs to be set as a part of the post-imaging process. Otherwise, subsequent image captures will fail, it appears, from my experience so far.

Nonetheless, thank you for being so attentive - all of you. You guys are seriously the most enjoyable group of dev’s I have had the pleasure of asking questions.

-Dustin

Thought I might get to answer something on here for once! What Wayne said though is all I had to say

Don’t forget the MYSql call was going to be my one major point to not forget.

-Dustin