Having issues uploading a Windows 8.1 image onto FOG.
I believe the disk is GPT and the system speeds through the partition check process.
Image configuration is set to multi partition single disk.
Any ideas?
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[quote=“Uncle Frank, post: 43542, member: 28116”]Which partition setting? See here: [ATTACH]1776[/ATTACH]
If “Partition 9 only” is selected here that would be exactly what happens (skipping…)[/quote]
Which version of FOG you are using? I am on 1.2.0 and I don’t see these options under image management.
[quote=“fogfan, post: 11286, member: 3298”]My EXACT same situation. Other images work great. Same EXACT problem as me.[/quote]
The fix is to boot Gparted and partition the HD from GPT to MSDOS. Set the BIOS to legacy and FOG will read the partition table properly. Took me several tries and pains but I have deployed 6 new machines with a fresh 7010 image.
For the Optiplex 7010 I have attempted as well with no luck for the past two days with legacy BIOS. I tried kernal 3.6.9 and 3.3.3 without any luck. The issue appears to be when it’s about the transfer it shows that it cannot move the file from /images/dev to /images and even after I do chown -R fog.root /images I have no issues with other images but this one.
Although I do believe something might have got jacked on FOG I also do believe it’s not properly reading the MBR after my first attempt at uploading.
@Kevin - If you can provide a guide or the steps you have taken to get the image on the machine that will be greatly appreciated.
-michieru