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@kansukee I have never used Intune/Autopilot but from what I read about it I guess you can image using FOG and manage the devices with Intune/Autopilot. Give it a go and let us know here!

Searching the forums I can find a few hints on it here and there.

Simple question again, have you looked in storage management to ensure that the storage node you’re using has the right path & credentials?

The credentials on my FOG machine is set to the user “fog”, which is also a Linux user as well. The credentials should match for both.

Tom and Kansuke,

This is also maddening me! Is it possible for Dell or HP to send a client(me) a list of MACs on a shipment? We have ordered up to 80 machines at a time, and it really sucks to have to manually add them.

In current projects we have had to tie a Dell Service Tag to a laptop for warranty reasons:

Boot host
Quick inventory
List all hosts (in FOG)
xx:xx:xx:xx:xx --> gatesbill
Record MAC and Service tag Name in spreadsheet
Shutdown
Do this 9 more times
Start Multicast imaging
Box em up

Do 7x more times

Does this sound right, or am I out of it?

It would be awesome to even use the asset tag as a host name like Kansuke said. I don’t know how to program, let alone tackle linux. But I’m willing to learn!

Thanks!

Ok, after changing the label boot parameters to this:
LABEL fog.GParted
kernel fog/kernel/bzImage
append iso initrd=fog/Gparted/gparted.iso raw
MENU LABEL TEST - GParted 11 Disk Partitioning Utility
TEXT HELP
General Disk Partitioning Utility
ENDTEXT

the image boots partially until I get this error message in the picture attached. I feel that I am getting close, just don’t know enough about Linux to do figure this out on my own yet.[ATTACH=full]105[/ATTACH]

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