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RE: Unable to move /images/dev/macaddress to /images/name-of-image
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RE: Unable to move /images/dev/macaddress to /images/name-of-image
This happened to me, too. I was working on an image to deploy to a lab and had all my stuff in it ready to upload and got the exact same message.
I tried 2 other fog servers in our district with the same results.
I tried reformatting as well as using gParted, kill disk, and others to wipe the disk / partitions, etc. I even tried Changing Kernels on fog.
Nothing worked
After 5 days of torture and martyr I finally figured it out.This is what I did: (it hurt but only for a while since i had to redo my image)
- Go to “Hosts” tab and find your host
- On the left, click on “Basic Tasks”
- Go to “Advanced”
- Scroll down to “Full Wipe”… no, no, no… i’m not trying to screw you over… nothing else works (re-partitioning, formatting, etc.)
- Reinstall the OS, Programs, Etc, and try to reupload
You might want to try this using a spare Hard Drive just to prove this theory.
This worked for me and should work for you. I read somewhere that I had to wipe the partitions and tried that with different utilites but none worked like “Full Wipe”. Apparently something remains in the boot sector or something.
Hope this helps and eases your pain(s).