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@george1421 I’ve tested partclone over NFS to m.2 under Ubuntu 18.04 now.

The exact same issue is happening there with partclone.

I ran partclone.restore to /dev/null, from the FOG NFS images share to get a non-writing baseline of network performance, and it showed 6.8GB/min.

Then I ran partclone.restore to the m.2 drive, and it started at 14GB/min, and by 4% it was down to 2GB/min. By 50% it was down to 450MB/min.

The /var/log/partclone.log showed multiple writes per buffer, like I outlined in another post.

I guess it’s time for me to post in the partclone forums?

@Tom-Elliott That was the ticket!

The snapins from a pre-1.x version of FOG imported many moons ago to have the full path in the snapins table, and had 0 in the sgaStorageGroupID field for the storage group in the snapinGroupAssoc table.

I removed the full path in the snapins table and set the sgaStorageGroupID to 1, and now I can get to the snapins list page and the host page.

Thanks for the pointer!