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It said partition sda1 (ext 3 - the system partition) is corrupted or dammaged, it’s the same for sda2 (extended partition that contains sd5 which is my swap partition) for sda5 i have the message : "swap partition not suported.

here is a screenshot of the fog server (host and server have the same partitioning) :
and a video of the upload : [url]https://mega.co.nz/#!M0QC3QaC!q3Jhk-RrX3zRpVFB3398U8lmkLQ8fW9t2rr-AM-wsCw[/url]
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no x) ,

In fact, i’ll boot on the network then, i’ll deploy in ram a linux kernel with an initramfs.

Then with my kernel and busybox I retrive the serial number of the USB stick and I send it to the server to compare it.

Each SN corresponds to an OS. the SN will tell which OS will be deployed. So that part is done. but in order to deploy the OS I need to tell FOG to deploy that OS. But I don’t know how I can do it without the web interface or the PXE menu

But I also though to do post request on php files

[quote=“Valden, post: 22881, member: 21858”]Do you think, that is possible to download the usb image directly into the ram with tftp ?[/quote]

It may be possible to load with tftp, but you have to make sure that enough ram is available for the image though…

FOG isn’t designed to handle ISO image files.