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      Ethaan268
      last edited by

      Hi everybody !

      I ran an upload task on my FOG server, I booted client machine on PXE, all is good until an error message appears: “Invalid number of device nodes returned!”
      On Internet, I just found it:
      line 151, [url]http://fossies.org/linux/misc/fog_0.32.tar.gz/fog_0.32/packages/web/service/Post_Stage2.php[/url]

      Please, if someone can help me !

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        Tom Elliott
        last edited by

        If you don’t mind editing the source code a little bit, open up the file:
        /var/www/fog/web/service/Post_Stage2.php

        Look for line number 67. It should read:
        [php]ngmGroupID = ‘$nfsGroupID’";[/php]

        Make it read:
        [php]ngmGroupID = ‘$nfsGroupID’ LIMIT 1";[/php]

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          Ethaan268
          last edited by

          I solved it this morning and now, I found the same problem that yesterday “Unable to move /images/dev/00XX… to /images/…”.
          I’m testing many solutions found on Internet…

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