Hi Nikolai,
thanks for your reply. Actually in my case the solution was even simpler since i didn’t have to mess up with iSCSI but just an external NFS server. So, another classic case of RTFW as described here [url]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=FOGUserGuide#Separate_NFS_Server[/url].
Don’t know why but my mind has stuck in the idea that the /images folder was some kind of a magical folder required by Fog. I just pointed the image directory to the NFS share and it worked fine.

Thanks for your help.

Hi. Kind of the same problem here where the NFS share comes from a TeraStation NAS system using XFS as the filesystem. Can the problem be that the userid and groupid that are the owner of the contents of the mounted folder are 99 (instead of e.g. 0 the root)?. chown does not allow me to modify the ownership of the contents of the folder even when under root privileges.

I suspect it may be due to the different file-systems and how file permissions are handled.

Thank you in advance,
Inbroker