We’re having the same issue as well. Imaging Windows 10 machines. The snapins are trying to deploy before the hostname change / active directory join has taken place.

Fog server is SVN version 7909.
Client is 0.10.6

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 42038, member: 7271”]I am guessing it has to deal with your cache on the browser. You may think about refreshing the page completely and maybe you’re presented with the login page?[/quote]

Brilliant! That did the trick. Thanks as always Tom!

Hello,

Fog 1.2.0 on CentOS 6.6

We migrated our old 0.32 database over and upgraded it as per instructions.

Everything seems to work fine except for when we try to search for a host. When we type in our search criteria, a message at the top of the screen says Error Searching, Please try again…

I assume this is an issue with the database, but I don’t really know where to begin.

That worked like a charm. Thanks Tom. I’ll keep that in mind for next time.

I’ll give it whirl and let you know.

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 41869, member: 7271”]This sounds like a job for fix parts[/quote]

Yes it is happening on uploads. I thought that too, but I ran DISKPART and it doesn’t show anything as being GPT.

[quote=“Jaymes Driver, post: 41859, member: 3582”]Did you try a non re sizable option? does it also fail?[/quote]

Yeah, I mentioned in my post above:

“I tried setting the image to multi-partion single disk not resizable and on boot the it gets to Using Hard Disk: /dev/sda and just hangs.”

Using Fog 1.2.0 by the way.

I’ve searched all over for this issue and haven’t found anything, so I thought I would try my own post.

We have a bunch of brand new HP ProOne 400 all-in-one computers that we would like to roll out.

We are running Windows 7 Pro. I built my base image how I wanted it, and was going to upload it but I continually get an error on the upload process. It says:

An error has been detected!
No resizable partitions found.

Now I completely wiped this machine and only installed windows 7 on one partition. I verified the disk is MBR and not GPT.

I’ve tried several different kernels, all to no avail.

I tried setting the image to multi-partion single disk not resizable and on boot the it gets to Using Hard Disk: /dev/sda and just hangs.

I’m at a loss. Please help!

I wish I could help in someway, but I am no developer by any stretch of the imagination.

I would however implore you to not kill off the windows service. It is highly important that as a part of the imaging process FOG still be able to rename computers AND join them to the domain (including placing them into the correct OU). Having to do this manually would increase deployment time dramatically.