@jayrob86 See if this works. https://github.com/wayneworkman/fog-community-scripts/blob/master/exportFromDB/exportTableToCSV.sh

To answer your question that article was written specifically for windows 7. So yes you need to use winpe10 drivers for windows 10 (its on the same dell driver page). Everything still works as documented , with the exception of the registry change. For windows 10 you have to add a section to your unattend.xml file to tell windows 10 OOBE to look for the drivers in a location you choose.

@jayrob86 this is where it gets a bit complicated if you want to reverse engineer stuff.

The post download scripts are saved on the FOG server, but they are executed by the FOS engine (the linux operating system that captures and deploys images to the target computer).

So to answer your question, the function.sh script is in the init(s) (virtual hard drive that is downloaded to the client along with the kernel (bzImage) when pxe booting).

So you next question may be how can I peek into the inits? There is a wiki for that: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Modifying_the_Init_Image

The file is in /usr/share/lib/fog (or something like that, its in /usr/share…)