Yes i could but whatever i change in image configuration, it is the same :
Windows 7 - Multiple Partition - Single Disk
Everything
or
Windows 7 - Multiple Partition - Single Disk
Partition Table and MBR Only
or
Windows 7 - Single Disk - Resizable
Everything
or
Windows 7 - Single Disk - Resizable
Partition Table and MBR Only
…
Yes but in HP bios, this is misery… no configuration. Just boot order, so forced WOL from FOG is annoying and i need to keep BIOS WOL activated for some reasons. That’s why i asked an option to deactivate auto wol signal from fog when launching task because it is a nonsense to wol computers when launching task that need them to boot on lan when it don’t work. I’m not sure to be clear… ?
Absolutely none. The MBR/GPT upload taking lot of time because it upload 100mb but no warning, no error, it is very strange. I suppose i’ll have to install the computer from scratch if i don’t success to make it works correctly with fog 
Hello,
I have one computer with windows 7 installed on only ONE partition (the little 100mb don’t exist).
When cloning the computer with Clonezilla Server, no problem.
When downloading the computer with FOG -> Invalid Backup File.
So i checked the files and noticed that the d1.mbr generated by fog was over 100mb !!! I guess that is the problem. If i only save the MBR in the image setting, same way -> over 100mb. All my others mbr are 32kb.
Anyone ever have this bug ? Is there a workaround ? Is this a FOG bug or is this a bad partitioning schema ?
You don’t understand. Wake On Lan is working and wake up computers.
Well here is the problem :
Boot order in the computer bios :
1-LAN
2-HD
When i switch on manually the computer, it will boot on LAN, no problem.
When the computers are waking up by wake on lan, it directly boot on HD not on LAN.
So, when i launch a task in fog, it switch on all my computers an none of them boot on lan to launch the fog task, that is a nonsense.
So, i hope to have a trick to switch off WOL function in FOG when launching task instead of editing manually the wol.php file to bypass the try procedure. Peharps i’m wrong and the trick is existing in fog but i didn’t noticed it yet.
Seems the getInterface() function return the bad one…
Hello,
after creating topics in the wrong way, here is the a bug : in multicask session, the udp-sender command send multicast stream to network interface eth0 instead of em1 in my case :
==> multicast.log.udpcast.28 <==
The following interfaces are available:
lo 127.0.0.1
em1 172.31.43.1
cat: erreur d’écriture: Relais brisé (pipe)
Udp-sender 20120424
No suitable network interface found
The following interfaces are available:
lo 127.0.0.1
em1 172.31.43.1
cat: erreur d’écriture: Relais brisé (pipe)
Settings are correct in fog settings.
@Tom-Elliott Ok, don’t find the bitrate option until i remember it’s a master node option… tested and glad to see the new option appear in the udpsender command ! Thanks again.
Hello,
When creating a new user, it switch to edit this user instead of switching creating a new one. When creating several users, it’s a little bit annoying.
Hi there,
In my lan, all my HP don’t boot on lan when awakenb by wake-on-lan signal even if configured to boot first on network… bug or not, i can’t do anything, so, automaticaly wake-on-lan don’t help because i had to reboot manually computers. Could you please add a checkbox in the create task options to desactivate the wol when we start the task ? (like the schedule shutdown one).
@Tom-Elliott Thank you, i’ll check the git to learn how you add it by the way and telle you results of my tests. I’ll check all of that tomorrow.
Thank you, in all case, i’ll see that tomorrow.
I’m cloning a classroom, 160 GO image in 2 hours. That is satisfactory for a so bad network such mine …
@Wayne-Workman but with --max-bitrate 80m, my 160gigs images are working like a charm with multicast download in our classrooms ! I’m happy with that.
@Wayne-Workman In fact, it’s more complicated than that… i have many different switches with many different links / configurations on many different machines (mostly HP), somewhere computers in one room was connected to two or three different switches and some of switches are not configured by me but by another service that did not understand our needs. So i’m only in charge of my own switches but not VLAN ones. Some computers are far far away from the server and multicast transits in many many switches configured in differents ways because computers network card don’t act the same way if half/full duplex enabled generating lot of collisions… so, if the speed is not limited by 80m max-bitrate, timeouts rules the network traffic and udpsender no longer follows.
Hello,
Thank you for your replay. My problem is not to find where the udpsender command is generated (getId from MulticastTask) but is to modify the php code to add an array in fog settings. I love the fog project and i’ll participate in the code as soon as i understand all of this… i did not code for years and i have it a little hard… also i am a noob with all github things but i’ll read the doc to understand how to submit a change… 
HI,
A lot of multicast problems comes from overload network and mixed speeds. Multicast hang, fail or simply does not start waiting for answers that will never come. Timeouts are legions… All those problems can be resolved by adjusting “–max-bitrate” parameter in the getId udpsender command in “MulticastTask”. For example, in a mixed 1000/100 network, we can adjust udpsender with “–max-bitare 80m” parameter. I’m new to this project and i’m not good enough in coding to modify source code to add this option in the web interface and into the options. Could you add please a --max-bitrate setting into the web interface to adjust udp-sender command ?
HI, since i’ve upgraded my version to 3696, when i download in multicast mode to one computer or to a group, pxe multicast boot hangs after “cheking in” … all was ok couple of days ago. Big problem for me sometime, it display between two “displaying waiting time” lines : “invalid mac address !”…