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      LJedi
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      I did a clean install Trunk 7025. Issue is that when I installed Trunk, it did not ask me to enter in a path to store images. My issue is that my images are on a ISCSI device and when I mount that ISCSI the path is /images/images.

      Is there a way to tell fog that the path is /images/images and not /images?

      Thanks.

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        Sebastian Roth Moderator
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        @LJedi You can change the path within FOG but I find it quite confusing to have /images/images. I guess you are doing yourself a favor if you if you move the images to the correct location. From what I read between the lines your iSCSI device is probably mounted in /images and on that you have a folder images. What about:

        sudo mv /images/images/* /images
        sudo mv /images/images/.mntcheck /images
        

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          george1421 Moderator
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          For your iSCSI solution, you will want to do a variation of what I outlined her to move the images off the root partition. https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/6642/moving-fog-s-images-files-off-the-root-partition

          The concept is the same with iSCSI and using a second disk for the images and then using the bind mount to link the /images directory to the mount point to your iscsi disk.

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            LJedi
            last edited by

            Thanks @george1421 and @Sebastian-Roth for your help. For now I did what Sebastain mentioned and moved the images and that worked. George, when I get more time I will review your documentation and see if that is something that I would want to do in the future.

            Once again thanks!

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