[quote=“jmwalton, post: 12827, member: 697”]any updates on this?
I would really love the help![/quote]

No solution for this yet, except to wait for the new kernel release; I understand it’s a work-in-progress. In the end, I had to use Clonezilla for basic cloning in a VLAN.

[quote=“chad-bisd, post: 10984, member: 18”]The partition cloning package used by FOG does not support logical partitions at this time.[/quote]

I’ve discovered this while poking around in the dark corners of the web for a solution. I’ve found a document which indicates partition data can be backed up and restored using [I]sfdisk[/I] and some changes to [I]bin/fog[/I] in [I]init.gz[/I] but the link to the required changes is dead ([url]http://sourceforge.net/projects/freeghost/forums/forum/716418/topic/4039406[/url]). I’ve already added [I]sfdisk[/I] to [I]init.gz[/I], but does anyone happen to know what changes are required in [I]bin/fog[/I] and where in the file to make them?

Eddie

I’m attempting to deploy an image via multicast to multiple workstations (1Gb multicast is working beautifully). The image is a triple-boot (for a school lab) with two (2) Windows 7 installations and a Scientific Linux 6.x installation. The 500GB HDD is partitioned with three (3) primary partitions (Windows) and an extended partition. The extended partition contains four (4) logical partitions (EXT3) for various Linux mount points (root, usr, home, swap). The image appears to have uploaded successfully to the FOG server but deployment does not push the logical partitions. The primary and extended partitions are created and imaged but anything Linux-related does not seem to work.

The image was uploaded using Linux (50) and Multiple Partition Image - Single Disk (Not Resizable) options. We are using FOG 0.32 with kernel 3.6.9 on Ubuntu 12.10 (in a VM).

I have 60 workstations to image, so any assistance to speed me on my way would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Eddie