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@Eze84d Normally, the complete ISO is loaded into memory before it boots… how big is the ISO ? Do you have enough space left in RAM for it to fit?

@cml

Well, I tell them that I took the time to try the ISO CML … and the truth … it’s very nearly what I need … exept for a question … if I need to install 10 pcs at the same time, having this ISO on a flash drive … it could perform smoothly … nor any conflict with my dhcp ??? From what I saw, putting the direction of the mist, it goes directly to the …

I have to get the hat !!! Spectacular !!!

Surely … I will continue to consult for further progress and learning!

Thank you very much !!!

[quote=“Eze84d, post: 44616, member: 28734”]Tom Elliott thank you very much for your help.

Of course I’m using translate.google.com to translate what I mean to, so maybe there are some inconsistencies in language.

My original language is Spanish, I’m from Argentina, and to be honest, in English, very little to no …

Thanks again for your support !!![/quote]

i highly recommend that you post the original text as well as the translation.
the automatic translation is far from perfect, and some people on the forum will be able to understand your message in your native language.

@scoude said in Modify path /images to /home ???:

Hi everybody,
I have a 1.5.5 Fog version on Debian 9.3. By default, my images storage directory was /images.
And my wish was to put images on new directory /var/images (/var is mount on LVM mapper…).
So here are the actions I done :
1/ create a /var/images directory
2/ set good rights and owner for this new directory (see /images rights)
3/ move all files from /images to /var/images (be careful to move all files : with dot, etc.; ls -la to be sure !)
4/ connect to database with mysql client and change path :
use fog;
update nfsGroupMembers set ngmRootPath=‘/var/images/’;
update nfsGroupMembers set ngmFTPPath=‘/var/images/’;

5/ change path in /etc/exports :
/var/images *(ro,sync,no_wdelay,no_subtree_check,insecure_locks,no_root_squash,insecure,fsid=0)
/var/images/dev *(rw,async,no_wdelay,no_subtree_check,no_root_squash,insecure,fsid=1)

6/ apply nfs changes :
exportfs -ra

That’s all !

This works fine for me.

Thank you.