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Update:

The single disk resizable seems to be working. I have successfully imaged two computers of various disk sizes and it works.

I guess from my knowledge (issues and experience) with Fog .32, I never used single disk because whomever was before me used multiple partition image. It is also good to know that the image is compressed when sent up to the server. I probably read it somewhere but glazed over it.

I think if I have any problems here on out I will update.

Thanks @Wayne-Workman and @Tom for your assistance, it is much appreciated

Wayne, I will start the image tonight and check it in the morning (seeing that it takes an hour + to upload), try to deploy it, and update the post with what I find.

Update on this.

@Wayne-Workman, the image is MBR. I don’t have an option for Multiple Partition - Single disk -resizeable.

And the machine(s) is/are custom build desktop machine(s) (Intel/Asus board). (Note: this was before my time when they got the machines).

@Wayne-Workman I hear you on this load and clear. And you are totally fine, no offense taken. I work with helping people with computers at a bank (that are not the most tech savvy users), so I can relate to you and most of us normal users in Fog

If we can’t find a fix for this, its fine. I don’t want to take up a lot of folks time on here, because we can always just start from scratch again if needed. We had some major issues with our past installation (including me managing to change a few things in a few places I wasn’t supposed to…opps lol)

Sure can, check it below:

Drive has 889 GB available, 42.6 GB of which has been used.

@Wayne-Workman Server has a 1TB drive

I will give that a shot and see what happens.

I also read about possibly doing the “raw image” (because the size of the drive is only 80GB) might do the trick too.

Will update later today (hopefully).

Hello All!

I have recently completed a fresh install/configuration of Fog 1.2 on Ubuntu 14.04. When I go to upload an image from a computer to fog, I notice that the Data Block Process is signifagntly faster than Total Block (see picture). Once Data Block Process reaches 100%, even if Total Block Process isn’t at 100%, it reboots.

After the image was ‘uploaded’, on Fog Management (see other picture), when I look at image size it detects on the size on the client, but partially uploads it to the server itself.

When I go to deploy this image to another client, it appears to image normally, but after the reboot it boots to a blank screen with a blinking cursor. This is probably due to the partial image uploaded.

I am puzzled on what could be causing this issue. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks and have a great day!