@Tom-Elliott already done 🙂

@Wayne-Workman ahhhh thanks…I guess if I read more carefully I would see the Update to Latest headline

Don’t forget that case IS important, /Images2 is not the same as /images

The idea is to mount the /dev/sdb1 partition over a temp directory, move the contents of /images to that temp directory, unmount the temp directory and then mount /dev/sdb1 over /images. That way there is no need to change the FOG settings one bit, its all done in the linux realm.

@george1421 @Sebastian-Roth You can mark this as solved. Since this was a loaner unit from Lenovo, they locked down the bios so I could not fully disable the security chip. Once I changed the bios I was able to disable the chip and image the laptop 🙂

Thanks for you help

@Wayne-Workman Upgrade worked perfectly. Thanks again for your help. You can mark as solved.

Chris

@monasmith529 said:

Yes it is a vm single nic vmxnet 3. No bridging.

No bridging??? Wouldn’t work I guess. Could you please explain a little more about your setup when asking a question next time. We cannot properly help you otherwise.