I believe it will send the data to whichever node is designated as master of the group the image is assigned to.

Any error messages you could share?

It’s most likely a formatting issue, though.

@Bob-Henderson The way I understand it it’s used to prep images regardless of whether or not you use sysprep. As such, it’s not a replacement for your current method, just a way to help you prepare for it.

I have something similar to this, although much more simple and extremely specific to my environment.

@Arrowhead-IT The theme sets system sounds and background such only, yes.

For taskbar pins, I simply copy over pre-created shortcut links to the appropriate folder.

Removing the default ones is trickier because there doesn’t seem to be a built-in way of accomplishing it.

I’m still working on a lot of this stuff, but I believe currently I simply remove them during setupcomplete from both the default and currently created user. I haven’t been able to test this out yet however.

“%SystemDrive%\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\User Pinned\TaskBar\Windows Media Player.lnk” should be the path to the windows media player link for example.

@Tom-Elliott I don’t know how possible or desirable it is, but it might be interesting to have stat page for donations so you can see how much your system has contributed.

It kind of looks like you’re trying to deploy an MBR system to an EFI system?

@Jonathan-Cool Postdownloadscripts are up to the user to implement correctly, the system exists in FOG and this thread talks about using that system with a community created script.

It’s easily the most convenient if you have a lot of the same models and it doesn’t change all the time.

I’ve been trying some stuff out regarding the taskbar icons and it’s frustrating to say the least.

It’s like windows either ignores or overrides the registry keys for the default user when you create a new user.

@jkepple2003 Ubuntu 16.04 has specific installation instructions because it doesn’t have php5 packages, only php7. Please refer to the wiki entry for proper install.

@GoodGuyQ My guess is you’re entering the wrong user/password. You can add a new user in the webgui to test that out.

Here is my quick image item for reference

set username foglogin
set password foglogin
params
param mac0 ${net0/mac}
param arch ${arch}
param username ${username}
param password ${password}
param qihost 1
isset ${net1/mac} && param mac1 ${net1/mac} || goto bootme
isset ${net2/mac} && param mac2 ${net2/mac} || goto bootme

With foglogin being a valid username and password

I don’t believe there are currently steps designed for it. When Partclone has a new release, FOG tends to include it in a future update.

Do note that FOG does not use the master branch of partclone as that’s considered unstable/experimental.

If you still want to try, you’ll have to replace it in the init files. But these get overwritten with new FOG updates

@Wayne-Workman So the script works for W7 and W10 default taskbar icons?

SVN version numbers are not the same to GIT numbers. You’re trying to pull a GIT revision. SVN has not yet reached 7208

On your main server in the SVN folder do something like

sudo svn -v

to find the SVN version if I’m not mistaken.

@saif Looks like you have remembered your login credentials for your FOG WebGui in your browser.

Your browser will have filled in the Storage Node credentials with the Webgui login data, overriding the FTP data, so you should correct that for starters. It might have done the same for your FTP settings at the configuration page.

I recommend disabling password remembering for FOG Webgui

@jamaal The script assumes $arch in the path, which are defined as either x86 or x64.

x86_64 means x64

So for it to work, change the path to x64

@Arrowhead-IT @Wayne-Workman

I found some more interesting information on this subject: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/VCL/How+to+Configure+the+Windows+Default+User+Profile

They recommend deleting the shell items of the ntuser.dat if you copy it from a different profile.

The thing is, not all iso are created equal. With some of them you’ll be able to do it easily and perfectly, others just plain won’t work and so on.

This is most likely caused by an invalid formatted advanced menu.

@jamaal You shouldn’t (have to) alter the script.

osname is not the same as osid, the script uses osid.

The folder name for windows 7 should be win7 as it mentions in a comment in the script.

#there’s 3 ways you could handle this,
#driver cab file, extracted driver files or both
#so on the server put extracted driver files to match below folder tree
#i.e. Model Latitude E5410, Windows 7 x86 image would be:
#/fog/Drivers/Latitude E5410/win7/x86

@Wayne-Workman Not sure what the copy profile thing actually transfers, but if ntuser.dat is part of it then that’s where the user’s registry keys are in.

You can test it by loading it in regedit and searching for the account it was transfered from.

I figure windows would alter that regardless upon account creation, though, so you may be right that it’s unnecessary.