Sounds like a manufacturer's utility partition and a partition to restore the OS. What brand of computers are they? I am not sure what the best way to proceed would be. If you have more than one of these systems that you can get an image from I would use a partition editor from a boot disk (DOS FDISK, GPARTED) to eliminate the FAT partitions and see if FOG would then allow you to pull an image.
If this is the only system you have I would use ghost or clonzilla etc. to get an image of the OS before I messed with the partitions. If the above doesn't work you may need to re-partition the drive to a single NTFS partition and put the OS image back on before FOG will pull an image. Let us know, I will likely be headed down this path in a week or so. . . Kevin On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 4:38 PM, Scott Siri <ss...@mendotahs.org> wrote: > I have a computer all ready to pull an image from. > > FOG wont do it and the errors seem to point to a partition issue. > > The hard drive seems to have a FAT partition of 49MB, FAT32 partition of > 3.5GB and NTFS partition of 145GB. > > I don't know when or why these were all created on here. Can I merge the > two small ones into the larger without killing off my OS? I'm pretty basic > when it comes to understanding of file systems and partitions. > > Scott > > > *** This Email was sent by an educator at Mendota IL. > | Subscription info at http://www.tech-geeks.org | >
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