Posts made by surfboy

Are you talking about injecting model specific drivers into the image after deployment?

@itisljar
We saw similar issues when using LIE instead of WIE images. Something with the realtek family of NICs. Except our speed dropped to like 200MB speeds. An hour or so for imaging a single machine. If we changed the BIOS from UEFI to Legacy, imaging speeds sped up again.

Has anyone else had issues with drivers not being installed before first login after imaging?

The deployment works fine if I create my base image with the 21H2 windows iso and no updates. If I install current windows updates or use the 22H2 windows iso, the image gets stuck at "Just a Moment..." screen for about an hour before getting to login screen. Then when I login, the device manager shows multiple devices without driver installed.

I followed most of the universal image video except I don't install the TOEC client or use it to join the domain. I use the unattend.xml file for that, and that still works.

Yeah, it didn't help. Still getting about ~140MB/min.

I did configure the image for WIE. That is working a lot better.

After rereading your other thread, I uploaded the image again using WIE. I am now able to get passed that part and image the device.

I did notice that the upload and client download process was much slower using WIE than LIE. Using LIE we've been able to get 8-12Gb download on single device deployments (devices using NICs other than newer realtek). Imaging times of 2-5 minutes for a 12.5GB image.

Just wondering if you've seen similar differences between the 2 environments.

@dannyneunan What did you do to get passed this part and select the image/profile?

I will look into then. Thanks.

I was thinking about trying that, but we use the universal image aspect. I think that is only available with the Linux imaging environment.

@theopenem_admin I also have a few different Dell machines that have this new realtek family of NICs. Will a new kernel be possible?

We are getting high CPU usage from mysqld, about 70%-90%. This occurs even while server is idle. The combination of this process along with others causes CPU to stay at 100%.
It is running on Server 2016.
CPU = Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1270 v3 @ 3.50GHz

We are only using TOEM for imaging.

Is there anything I can check?