Thanks for the good info and good advice.

Before I pull any triggers, please confirm whether I’m interpreting correctly.
It sounds like the flexibility is there to work with whatever type of hdd arrangement I want, which is super cool.

So, if I start off by just configuring my Linux env in a VM (as suggested) so that I can get back to getting [B][I]something[/I][/B][I] [/I]done, I’d be able to image that when I get the FOG server deployed and then cast that image onto the physical HDD for my dual boot?

If so, then I’m off to the races

This is a pre-deployment question.
I have a Win machine which I’m planning to turn dual boot (adding LinuxMint).
(I have not yet deployed Fog, nor changed that machine to dual boot)

My first question is how/whether fog works with dual boot machines?
And then if it does play nice, can I still install my Linux on a separate partition of the same HDD, or would I need a completely separate HDD?

Thanks-a-bunch!

Oh! also, I was wondering about updates/upgrades/new-installs.
If I installations or updates from within and OS instance which has been imaged, how does the image get sync’d?
Is it automagic, or is there something I will need to do?
[COLOR=#808080](I checked the wiki. Didn’t see anything. If I just overlooked it, please just shoot me the link.)[/COLOR]