@Tom-Elliott Many thanks for going through the effort of remoting into my system and getting FOG_trunk installed. Really - my best gratitude.

I have now thoroughly tested the FOG_trunk version. And, most unfortunately, I can confirm that I still have the original issue of the Win7 image just booting to classpnp.sys. I basically went through all the steps listed below again.

Nonetheless, I’ll keep my eye on this project and give it a few tries in the future as more versions become available.

Cool got it working! Sorry for the trouble, indeed I forgot to: [FONT=Consolas]service nfs-kernel-server restart[/FONT]

[COLOR=#000000]But, after I read the above links I thought there might be more to it. This was not the case. I can now assign images to any of the two locations without trouble.[/COLOR]

[quote=“MrsPotter, post: 43841, member: 27740”]Yes - thanks. Your suggestions make sense. And, yes one can build remarkably complex images with all the tools MS provides. And, we do that also. And, yes GPO is great (could have been more user friendly), and we use it extensively. However, it is for a great many reasons not entirely practical with this particular setup we have.

Having Partimage check if the image is restorable would be a nice to have though :). I was assuming one could tweak this through some sort of advanced setting. Even, if you do a SysPrep you would want to be sure it was imaged correctly before you even move on to the testing phase. Maybe I should list this under feature requests? It would also be cool if one could have more than one image associated with a certain PC.

Other than that - all my thumbs are up - FOG seems like a very neat piece of software :)[/quote]

I suppose the ultimate test would be to just do a image deployment of said image. That would be better than any software check.

I finally had a chance to look at this project again - I wiped the disk, re-installed a ‘blank’ ubuntu and re-installed FOG. Nothing special, and now it seems to work. Via dumb switch, and via smart switch.

But, thanks for all the help thus far!