I have more or less the same problem on Dell Optiplex GX620…
It did one week I work on !

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…

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 !

I tested with:
//10…
\10…
10…
None works.

Ideas ???

How to know it ?

No it doesn’t seem to me…

Yes I have.

It returns:
mount : le périphérique spécial 10.132.44.22:/fog@gof2014/fog/images doesn’t exist

It’s an error in the definition of my NAS, isn’t it ?

My symbolic link in /etc/fstab doesn’t work:
XX.XX44.22:/fog@gof2014/fog/images /images auto bind,defaults 0 0
(fog@gof2014 is the login to connect to NAS)

It doesn’t work because when I execute a df -h ./ command, it returns always the same result:
/dev/disk/by-uuid/7e4aba7b-9902-4068-9740-4ec3e2a90430 323M 184M 122M 61% /
(line which corresponds:

/ was on /dev/sda1 during installation

UUID=7e4aba7b-9902-4068-9740-4ec3e2a90430 / ext4 errors=remount-ro 0 1)

Okay, I’m going to test all this and I will say you results !

Thank you Tom !

The symbolic link to a mount point seems to be easier !
I have at my disposal a NAS server and to stock images, it would be the ideal …

So, in /etc/fstab, I wrote:

/images NAS-IP/images auto bind,defaults 0 0

In some errors near, did I understand principle of symbolic link ?

Folder /images is on a virtual machine; maybe I can change hard drive’s capacity ?
If not, how create a symbolic link to a mount point ?

I ever did this command:
drwxrwxrwx 4 1000 0 1024 févr. 12 09:40 images.

I changed my password with success.
Hum, it’s a question I ask me …
This is the command’s result:
Sys. fich. : /dev/disk/by-uuid/7e4aba7b-9902-4068-9740-4ec3e2a90430
Capacity: 323M
Used : 197M
Available: 110M
Used%: 65%
Mount on: /
It isn’t enough, isn’t it ?

Hi everybody ! (I’m a french student so be indulgent with my english please ;))

I want to upload a system image (windows7 on Dell Optiplex 620); I created an upload task, and all seems good because I have blue sreen with my upload’s progress bar !
Except that below, I have this message during my progress bar stays in 0%: “Line 1169: can’t create /images/00XXXXXXXXXX/sys.img.000”. This page stays few seconds, then, an other blue sreen appears by showing in a loop this message: “Unable to move /images/dev/00XXXXXXXXXX to /images/IMAGENAME”.

In /images:

• 00XXXXXXXXXX
• dev

My two folders are empty.

Somebody has an idea about the problem please ?

I remarked files w7opt620 in /images and 00XXXX… in /images/dev I have created disappear when I try a reboot !
If it can help you …

The file exists on the server.

Sorry for time of answer.
It’s a “multiple partition image - single disk” for Windows7.
Machine I want to upload is a physic machine; my server is a virtual.
My last error is: "unable to move /images/dev/00XXXXX… to /images/w7opt620 !

During the boot, I find all error I solved previously… I take back a copy of this afternoon of my virtual machine.

Okay, I arrived on the FOG menu … What I must to do ?

But in /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/, there are two files: 01-XX… and default. And in the 01-XX file, there is it:

"# Created by FOG Imaging System

DEFAULT fog

LABEL fog

kernel fog/kernel/bzImage

append initrd=fog/images/init.gz root=/dev/ram0 rw ramdisk_size=127000 ip=dhcp dns=193.52.239.70 type=up img=w7opt620 … "

Sorry if I take you a lot of time and thank you for your patience …