@Sebastian-Roth That fixparts! I did as you said. I went into the shell and typed in fixparts dev/sda and it said some partitions were leftover (guess windows does a poor job of deleting partitions). It asked if I wanted to delete some problematic partitions and I typed yes. It is now imaging! No more magic!

@george1421 You know I usually do a full wipe on all of my images. This was the only image I did not enforce a full wipe of the drive. I can see why it should be standard practice even though my other images are done as full wipes and installing os on raw partition.

As for the initial chainload issue, it was probably trying to load images from a non-existent storage node. After removing the location plugin and the decommissioned storage node, the chainload issue disappeared. I was informed a storage node died (mobo crapped out).

@cary1102 I had this situation earlier today. After changing the local user account from “Fog” to something non"Fog", the issue went away. I also changed the partition settings to Multiple Partition Image - All Disks (Not Resizable) from Single Disk - Resizable - (1).

@george1421 You know I usually do a full wipe on all of my images. This was the only image I did not enforce a full wipe of the drive. I can see why it should be standard practice even though my other images are done as full wipes and installing os on raw partition.

As for the initial chainload issue, it was probably trying to load images from a non-existent storage node. After removing the location plugin and the decommissioned storage node, the chainload issue disappeared. I was informed a storage node died (mobo crapped out).

@Sebastian-Roth That fixparts! I did as you said. I went into the shell and typed in fixparts dev/sda and it said some partitions were leftover (guess windows does a poor job of deleting partitions). It asked if I wanted to delete some problematic partitions and I typed yes. It is now imaging! No more magic!

I got further in the process. I updated the fog kernel to Official Published Kernels. I also removed a storage node which is no longer in use. It is now simply 1 default storage node.
Kernel - 4.5.0 TomElliott
Date : March 14, 2016
Version : 4.5.0
FOG Type: TomElliott
I am getting stuck now at Processing Hard Disk: /dev/sda

https://drive.google.com/a/calexico.k12.ca.us/file/d/0B3pGceszE6NxLUxQVjBobVJNYms/view?usp=sharing

This is a picture of the error screen I am observing. The error states, "Could not boot: Input/output error (http://ipxe.org/1d0c6539). My windows 10 client boots from the nic and receives the tcp/ip address info properly. It gets stuck after loading tcp/ip address info.

My other models both hp and dell receive no problems. They all image correctly in legacy mode.

I updated from FOG 1.2.0. on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS to SVN FOG 6899. I cannot upload the image I made for my Win 10 client. DCHP scopes option 66 & 67 are set to FOG IP address and undionly.kpxe . BIOS has been flashed to the latest and boot order is set to Legacy. Secure boot is turned off. I have played around with GRUB and EXIT types without a change. The host is registered with FOG