@Wayne-Workman

Ok, I am up and running! I was following your instructions regarding the exports file and creating the mntcheck files and went into my BFD drive to look at the /images and /images/dev folder when I right clicked on a folder and noticed that the path was not BFD but BFD_. I renamed the path in exports and in storage management and it started pulling an image from my test machine.

I feel foolish that it was something so simple, but I don’t recall naming the drive with an underscore. The only place the additional underscore even shows up is when you right click on a file or folder on it and look at the path.

Thanks everyone for your time and patience!

This is the image. It’s a PNG file. 800x600 at 72dpi.

@Tom-Elliott

I checked. It was in IDE mode. I switched it to ahci with no success.

I pulled the HDD out of one of the nine machines that fogged successfully and put it into the machine that didn’t and it booted up perfectly. I tried the HDD that was in the problem machine into one of the good ones and got the same error. I tried two other HDDs and got the same error as well. This is weird. All are Seagate HDD and pass diagnostics as “good”. I’m going to DBAN these drives, delete the host and try again.

Server

• FOG Version: 1.3.0 rc-5
• OS: Ubuntu 14.04

Description

I am trying to push a Windows 10 image to an HP Compaq 8200 Elite Small Form Factor PC. We bought ten of these. I imaged nine of them without any issues, same image for all of them.

The final machine keeps giving me a “Seems like you are trying to restore to an empty disk. Be aware this will most probably cause trouble”. I have tried different HDDs, MBR/GPT, with a primary partition, and without a primary partition. Can anyone suggest something to try? Thanks.

Fog was listed as DNS server. We figured out the problem. Someone had entered the address of the Fog machine as a DNS server in IPv4 properties on the workstation. User error, totally unrelated to Fog. Please close or delete this topic. Thanks!

Server

• FOG Version: 1.3.0-RC5
• OS: Ubuntu 14.04

Description

This may have nothing to do with Fog, but for some reason when we run an ipconfig /all on our Windows workstation, the ip address of our Fog server is showing up as a DNS server. We have DCHP disabled on our Fog server. I’m just curious if anyone had ever experienced this before. It could be an issue with our server (Server 2012 R2).

Thanks! Feel free to remove this topic if you feel it’s not a Fog issue.

@george1421 Thanks for the info, I’ll look into that. Our network is quite small and I’ve fogged dozens of machines here. This was the first time I’ve ever encountered this issue.

@Tom-Elliott Sorry, I added a dummy switch. Worked like a charm!

That was the issue! Thanks Tom!

Server

• FOG Version: 1.3.0 - RC5
• OS: Ubuntu 14.04

Description

I’m trying to image an Acer Aspire 5517 laptop. When I try to network boot, this is what is happening. Any ideas?

@Quazz

Permissions solved the issue. Fog had access to the folder, but when I pasted this new image in it, it needed the permissions for it.

Thanks for the help!