No hard detected for deployment
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Do you see anything in the log files that might help me?
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@dannyneunan said in No hard detected for deployment:
** Starting Image Download For Hard Drive 0 Partition 3
Set-Partition : The requested access path is already in use.This is probably the issue, but not sure why. Is it working fine on other models?
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@theopenem_admin yes this image works fine on other models. I tried using another image file to put on this new machine and they all fail. Could it be something with my deploy profile?
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Here is the configuration of the deploy profile for that image.
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I believe I figured it out. When I changed the bios settings to AHCI it blew out the boot manager configuration. Once I loaded an operating system back on it from a usb drive and tried again with the AHCI it appears to be working. I'll give you a final report if it finishes without any problem. Stay tuned.
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It imaged fine after I got the boot manager back into the bios.
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In that case you should probably just add the driver to your winpe so you can leave it on raid. This is the latest driver from intel
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/720755/intel-rapid-storage-technology-driver-installation-software-with-intel-optane-memory-11th-and-12th-gen-platforms.htmlJust download the zip, extract it and put it in your winpe/optional/drivers folder and rebuild winpe
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@theopenem_admin do you mean I should drop the drivers in this exact location? I just want to confirm before I proceed.
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Yeah. You can put them in a sub folder also to keep them organized. The rapid storage driver has many versions depending on your processor generation. I put all of them in my winpe image. Then just rebuild winpe.
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@theopenem_admin setting it back to RAID does not work in any configuration. I am able to get an image to take but on the reboot it never loads and crashes.
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That's because your image doesn't have the needed drivers on it.
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@theopenem_admin So I need to boot from the new SuperISO file I just created with the drivers added and then upload my universal image again?
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So I tried updating my image and tried to use the latest SuperISO bootable disk to upload to my openem server. The imaging process starts fine but finishes in like 60 seconds. I know that is not log enough. When I go to the server this is what I see.
What am I missing here?
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Any suggestions? I'm kinda dead in the water at the moment. Thanks
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I guess I'm unsure of the issue. Can't you just put the raid drivers into the image you are trying to deploy, instead of creating a new image?
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@theopenem_admin I did. When I try to image now all it will do is create a 100M size image.
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I did find another post in the forums that is having the same issue I am having.
This post did not have a resolution from what I can tell. Did this user get around the issue? -
So you can't upload an image from any model? Can you post your com server multicast log?
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@theopenem_admin This is from my virtual machine. In the past I have used a VM to create a universal image. It has worked perfectly until this update to my server. I have my image ready to go. I boot from the new SuperISO i create with the drivers added to it and it only creates the 100m file. I see a lot of the same error from the post I shared with you.
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I have gone so far as to try using the older ISO file from before I updated the server and now that does the same thing as the new ISO.
