Best posts made by Jonathan Cool

You right, it’s was me …
But, the script contained a little typo, remember
And now, i understood why the domain fail … simply because i CTRL+C for debug … and after, i rebooted the computer … but, the hostname changer process didin’t run ! And i has a bad hostname …
I just want to thanks all of you for your help.
With this post, i understood many thinks and i improve myself day after day
I’m very happy to learned news features with FOG and new knowledge
It’s solved !

PS : this script works with Windows 10 ?

My bad …
After many waste of time to find the culprit, i finally found it … : me !
Why ?
Because i realized many many MANY tests (upload task, download task) to create my best-dream-universal-win7x64-image …

So … i simply forgot to disable FOG service BEFORE ran sysprep on the Golden Image … (did it in the small test image)

Now, the Sysprep works fine …

But now, i know all sysprep logs … :

• cbs.log
• setup.etl
• session.xml
• setupact.log in Windows folder
• setupact.log in Windows\Panther folder
• setupact.log in Windows\Panther\unattendGC folder
• setupapt.dev in Windows\inf
• setupapt.offline in Windows\inf
• setuperr in Windows\Panther …

Shame on me !

@sebastian-roth Masked

@JJ-Fullmer Many thanks for the lot of informations
After i update my fog server, i will use your precious informations to deploy my printers.

I will be back !

i think there is a misunderstanding.
The HP8000 is an old computer and there is no drivers for the Win10 OS.
So, I didn’t copy any files in my FOG Drivers folder.
I ran a task with this computer just ONLY to see if the reg hack work.

To help this tread, HP Computer : ProBOOKG2 :

System Manufacturer	HP
System Product	HP ProBook 640 G2
System Version	
System Serial Number	xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
System Type	Type: Notebook
BIOS Vendor	HP
BIOS Version	N76 Ver. 01.07
BIOS Date	04/18/2017
Motherboard Manufacturer	HP
Motherboard Product Name	80FD
Motherboard Version	KBC Version 22.6E
Motherboard Serial Number	xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Motherboard Asset Tag	
CPU Manufacturer	Intel(R) Corporation
CPU Version	Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-6200U CPU @ 2.30GHz
CPU Normal Speed	Current Speed: 2700 MHz
CPU Max Speed	Max Speed: 8300 MHz
Memory	7.66 GiB
Hard Disk Model	WDC WD5000LPLX-60ZNTT1
Hard Disk Firmware	02.01A02
Hard Disk Serial Number	WD-xxxxxxxxxxx
Chassis Manufacturer	HP
Chassis Version	
Chassis Serial	xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Chassis Asset	```

@sebastian-roth
I don’t use the plugin location !
I haven’t enable the plugins in FOG !
But i just saw a video by @Wayne-Workman (thank to him) to understood your answer.
Very interessting feature …
So, to answer you : nope, i never used plugin ! a
I only created 4 storage groups and 4 storage nodes (one per group) and that’s all.
All NAS are on the same subnetwork (10.10.7.xx).

Hi,
Today is a good day !
i tried a new test : i used an other NAS (Seagate) and created a public share.
With the same windows 10 station, i can xcopy files as SYSTEM and the printer was correctly installed.

So, now, on the Syno NAS, i will tried to join our domain … i will be back

After reflexion, i wiil use the postinit script … Why ? Because if i receive a new model with the VBoxMouse.sys conflit driver, i will need to search again the culprit file into the Driver Pack … and waste many times …

So, in the fog.bonus, i added this :

# suppression du fichier VBoxMouse.sys ... eviter conflit et BSOD avec les Optiplex5050 durant SYSPREP (au 2nd reboot, durant verif perf. videos)
rm /ntfs/Windows/System32/drivers/VBoxMouse.sys
echo "Suppression du fichier VBoxMouse.sys pour eviter BSOD durant SYSPREP  (au 2nd reboot) ... Done !";

I also added this in the SetupComplete.cmd :

rem uninstall VirutalBox Guest Additions : eviter les BSOD comme VBoxMouse.sys sur machine cible
"C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox Guest Additions\uninst.exe" /S

I retried a download task on the Optiplex 5050 … and no BSOD

So … just many thanks again George for your help ! Knowledge growth up !

PS : how can pass the subject to “Solved” ?!

Thank you to all for your answers.

I think, i will use the safe approach : i will clone my existing Golden Win 7 image in Virtual Box.
With the cloned image, i will install Ubuntu with Grub and upload the new “Golden Dualboot Win7/Ubuntu image”.

In my ref image, i do … nothing 'cause all conf", softs and scripts are run at the post-deployement …

I will try this approach and “i will be back” with the results.

Thank you for “the right way”