I am running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. I found from further searching that I needed to have a 64bit kernel for 1.0.1. Thought that was referring to the OS that I was imaging. At the time most were 32bit so that was what I tried using. I got it to work with the newest 64bit kernel.

To get the machines to PXE boot I needed to change my DHCP 67 from pxelinux.0 to undionly.kpxe so it could use iPXE.

The next thing I found I had to do was go into all my images from the web interface and choose the right OS again and hit update. This fixed the Kernel panic - not syncing : vfs: unable to mount root fs on unkown-block(1.0).

The other issue I discovered is the reports are not working. If I try to get a inventory report the window just goes blank, I just hit the back button to get back to the list of reports again. I had to change the Web Server settings. I left FOG_WEB_ROOT at /fog/ setting. I had to change FOG_REPORTS_DIR from ./reports/ to management/reports/ to get it to work.

You could also check the bios to see if the drive type is set to Native IDE for SATA instead of AHCI.

Did you run FogPrep before SysPrep? I am not sure if it was still needed but I still do it and it works for me for MultiPartiton single disk, but has never worked for NTFS resizable with Windows 7.

I was able to use the SAD3-130627 tool to extract and install the drivers just like the SAD2 tool. I had to modify the DP-Install_Tool.cmd with code from the originally modified SAD2 .cmd. I will upload what I have done. There are switches in the beginning of the code that you can change to do reboot or shutdown, delete drivers, ect. It explains it in the notes in the code. Mine reboots and leaves the drivers as it only amounts to a gig of space. I also had to modify the command that is put in the sysprep script folder to use SAD3-130627 instead of SAD2-111118. Other then that it ran the same. Add the 7zip file just like in the tutorial.
Just open the attached txt file in notepad and save it as a .cmd.

[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/615_DP_Install_Tool.txt?:”]DP_Install_Tool.txt[/url]

Found a solution. Needed to use FOG kernel 2.6.24 KS. Hope this helps someone else.

We have 100 Reason 2005 computers with this ABIT KV-80 Motherboard in it and I need to image them. Is this board compatible with FOG .32? I have made multiple custom kernels with VIA chipset support to no avail.

The specs for the board are on CNET:
[url]http://reviews.cnet.com/motherboards/abit-kv-80-motherboard/4507-3049_7-31225778.html[/url]