@tom-elliott thank you for the quickest reply on a forum I’ve ever seen lol. Disabling hibernation mode fixed the issue. I appreciate your help!

Hello, I keep trying to capture an image, but can’t seem to resolve the error that keeps appearing. The error is as followed:

“Could not mount /dev/nvme0n1p1
Reason: The disk contains an unclean file system (0, 0)
Metadata kept in Windows cache refused to mount.
The NTFS partition is in an unsafe state…”

I have received this error at other locations but sometimes rebooting it fixes the issue. I have tried rebooting, recreating the image (using ZSTD). Any help would be greatly appreciated

@Sebastian-Roth I was able to capture the full image with the Zstd + non-resizeable, but it’s a decent amount slower, 4GB/min vs 8-18GB/min with Gzip. I tried again with Gzip + non-resizeable but it froze again.

@sebastian-roth

@sebastian-roth currently our location is closed, so no one is there, but I was able to ask the manager and take a picture. Getting an error when attempting to upload the image. Seems like the process froze, but the file system is NTFS.

We are running FOG 1.5.9 so I will try Zstd instead of Gzip. Will follow up once I test it out.

@Sebastian-Roth it’s only one major partition containing the C drive (plus the two smaller partitions which are only MBs). The image is so big because it contains a bunch of games. We are imaging a PC in a LAN center. And I am not in the location so I can’t see the screen, I am trying to image it remotely. Could you recommend the best settings to try and capture it?

Hello,

I am trying to capture an image of my 1TB NVMe. The image itself is only 750GB, but the capturing process tends to freeze halfway through. Today I got it down to 5 minutes remaining and then it froze. Is there any way to get around this? I am using Single Disk Resizable and Partclone GZip as my imaging options. There’s also plenty of space available on the server.

Awesome, thank you!

Hello,

Is it possible to fog a single drive that is partitioned? I have one 2TB drive that is split into two separate partitions. C:\ (500GB for the OS and basic applications) and D:\ (1.5TB for games). I want to capture an image of the 500GB C:\ partition and leave the D:\ partition untouched. Is this possible?

Hello, I am a bit confused with how you can find the name of the primary drive you want to use as the “Host Primary Disk.” I have a PC with two drives (one containing my OS and some apps, and the other containing games).

I want to regularly deploy a clean image to the primary drive (OS and apps).