Posts made by ryan.mckenzie

@george1421 hmmm ok I cannot find the uefi setting in the bios
please confirm

@Tom-Elliott ok gotcha

@Tom-Elliott never had tried it before… Could my image be bad? Some other system admins i know recommended I try it

@Tom-Elliott ok this is where I get stuck using the default kernel… It loads bzImage… ok
init.xz… ok

then it is stuck here. does not go any further, this is why I was trying a different kernel. Any ideas?

@Tom-Elliott ok removed

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@Tom-Elliott yes it works for other models with the default bzImage. I was trying to load this kernel 4.1.2 for an optiplex 780. only having trouble on this model of computers

@Tom-Elliott This is the error I get

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@george1421 Hopefully you will see this I am still new to fog, where do I find the Storage node configuration? I am running the latest version of fog and am getting this error. I can download from the web browser to confirm the kernel is there but keep getting the error below.!

[0_1487944212491_error.jpg](Uploading 100%)

Here is the file I used.

0_1486506949560_SetupComplete.cmd

Place your SetupComplete.cmd in %windir%\Setup\Scripts
(you will nedd to create the scripts folder.)

Copy your unattend.xml to %windir%\system32\sysprep\

hit windows key and S, type service, click on services, find FOG and right click and select propereties, select disable click apply.

hit the Windows key and R to open the run box, type in sysprep.
double click the sysprep icon.

Hope it works for you.

ok, for anyone following this thread, I have finally got everything to work correctly. I was trying to run everything from a USb that had a reseal.cmd, SetupComplete.cmd, and my unattend file. For some reason I could not get FOGService to be called to restart after sysprep. So I placed all the commands where they were supposed to go in the C:\ and ran sysprep by typing “sysprep” in the run box after getting all the cmd files where they needed to be and it worked like a charm. Make sure you disable FOGService then put the FOGService command in the SetupComplete.cmd and it should call it. The FOG command you should use is

sc config FOGService start= auto
shutdown -t 0 -r

The only thing I ran from the USB was the drivers when I injected them.

@RobTitian16 i have been fighting it for weeks now finally posted on the forum and got some great help from @Joe-Schmitt @x23piracy @Developers @Moderators and @Testers Very smart people in here!

@Joe-Schmitt oops, I didn’t see you shared the link, lol, sorry.

Here is the thread link to all we have tried

https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/9394/trying-to-sysprep-windows-10-to-upload-to-fog-please-help/33

@RobTitian16 I had this issue just the other day it is in the answer file somewhere but I couldn’t pin point it. I was given and answerfile to try from someone else on here and it worked I will share. It worked for me.

0_1486052844708_1485984895280-unattend.txt

one more issue. FOG is not restarting after I disable it to run sysprep. I have a disable command in my reseal.cmd file and a re-enable command in my SetupComplete.cmd. If I go in and manually turn it on it joins to AD and does everything it is suppose to do. Any ideals on how to get FOG to restart after the image capture?

1_1486047432473_SetupComplete.cmd

0_1486047432473_reseal.cmd

@x23piracy Thank you I appreciate it! I am still going to look into this to see if I can find the root problem.

@george1421 I am assuming that my file had fields left blank where your file didn’t even have these fields. That’s the only thing I can see that was very different. So honestly I don’t know why it didn’t like my file.