@Sebastian-Roth

Also I just updated to 1.58 it went smoothly. I was worried when it forced a password on mysql, I screen capped it and so far everything is working.

This kind of thing is so much more fun compared to Windows stuff.

@Sebastian-Roth

Also I just updated to 1.58 it went smoothly. I was worried when it forced a password on mysql, I screen capped it and so far everything is working.

This kind of thing is so much more fun compared to Windows stuff.

@Sebastian-Roth

Oh. Got it. That makes sense.

@Sebastian-Roth

This is very cool. The image finished deploying and it can boots up Windows but it would not load the desktop it goes to repair. But this could be because there is a huge difference in hardware?

Perhaps a feature could be added to convert back and forth from 4k to 512 in the web interface. The one thing I was curious about is why a 250GB drive would be needed since the image is around 60GB

@Sebastian-Roth said in Unable to restore 4k cluster size NVME:
Cool! I changed d1.partitions to what you posted and it was able to deploy the image onto a VM with a 512 sector drive.

d1.partitions.txt @Sebastian-Roth said in Unable to restore 4k cluster size NVME:

I have since delete the BIGPIG image. Here is the one from TEST. This image was captured from the 4k block NVME

d1.partitions.txt

@Reuban1219

Yes you can run the DHCP server on the same FOG// Debian machine. I am new to Linux and don’t know much about setting up a DHCP server on that. I used Windows for the DHCP server.

Imaging with FOG doesn’t require the internet. The PC’s have to be on the same network and you need a DHCP server of some type that allows you to add option 66 and 67 for boot file name and boot file server.

@Sebastian-Roth

Thanks. Do you know where I can add the -C option to skip the disk size check?

@Sebastian-Roth

I have been searching for information on how to create a 4k sector virtual drive in VMWARE workstation and ESXi 6.7 but I can’t find it. Any ideas?

@Sebastian-Roth

Hello,

They are on separate SSDs. Windows 10 on it’s own SSD with its own EFI etc etc. And mac OS on its own SSD with it’s own EFI etc etc.

Oh damn, how could I have missed Host Primary Disk in the settings. So I would just put something like “/dev/sdx”?