@Robert-H As we have the mdmon included in the official inits I deleted the special ones now. Find the official inits here:

https://fogproject.org/inits/init.xz https://fogproject.org/inits/init_32.xz

@Sebastian-Roth Yeah I was thinking the same thing. So now that tablet is booting reliably every time. I’ve moved to another one and it’s getting the errors again. This is totally a tablet-related issue and not a Fog related one.

@kratkale said in Image capture hangs on "Saving original partition table..." Need help with fixparts:

sgdisk -z /dev/sdx

I would have to check, but I believe sgdisk is built into FOS. You could have done a debug deploy/capture and run the same command without needing to setup clonezilla. But its great you have it fixed and can image again.

I decided to go ahead and start all over with CentOS7 instead of Fedora this time. I setup the server as well as Fog the same exact way. This time I didn’t run into any issues with the Fog server’s firewall like I did on the Fedora server. And I was able to successfully capture an image from my test laptop with no errors.

I’m running another test right now with deploying the image to the laptop to make sure there’s no issues there, but it looks like switching to CentOS worked for me.

I know the most recent wiki on installing fog on Fedora is specifically for Fedora 25 so maybe a lot has changed between Fedora 25 and Fedora 28 that the same instructions won’t work, but I’m just guessing.

@Wayne-Workman said in Fog tftp only works when I disable firewalld:

sestatus

Turns out this time around it was me not entering the correct info during the install. Wrong router address for the DHCP server and wrong address entered on the DHCP server for option 66. When I ran the installer again this morning I realized what I did wrong right away. So far so good right now…