Error Mounting Image Rw Either Mount Path

to mount images, make changes, and comit changes by using ImageX and DISM tool. Prerequisites: you have to have WAIK for Win 7 installed. Key terms: image, mount, dism, wim, imagex, unmount, commit Image Location We have our DVD dism mount in our DVD drive, so let's find our image. We will browse to the [DVD Drive]:\sourcesfolder.

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There we can find ‘install.wim‘ image. Image 192.1 - install.wim Image Location Install.wim, which is a Windows image file, stores all five Windows the specified image in the specified wim is already mounted for read/write access. 7 edition (we can see them below the install.wim image). Because of Single Instance Storage, if some file is common between all five of those editions, the wim file will only store one copy of that file. That's mount wim file windows 7 why our image is only 2,1 GB in size for all editions of Windows 7. Now, we will copy install.wim image from the DVD to our hard drive, to the C:\images folder in our case. We will also create new folder inside of C:\images folder, which we will use to mount our image. We will call it ‘mount'. The content of C:\images folder now looks like this: Image 192.2 - images Folder Content Remember, in order

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to use ImageX and DISM we have to have Windows 7 Automated Installation Kit (WAIK) installed on our computer. Next, what we need to do is run the Deployment Tools Command Prompt from the Start Menu > Microsoft Windows AIK. We will make sure to open it with elevated privileges (right-click, Run as administrator). Mount Image Using ImageX To mount our image we can use ImageX or DISM tool. In this case we will use ImageX. First, we will gather information about our image. To do that we will enter the following command: imagex /info c:\images\install.wim (imagex /info ‘image source'). Image 192.3 - Gathered Information As we can see, we get a report in xml format. At the top we can see image GUID, number of images, compression, etc. Below we can see Available Image Choices. This portion is important because here we see which index number belongs to which edition of Windows. So, for example in our case, we see that Image Index ‘5' belongs to the Windows 7 Ultimate edition. Another example is Home Premium which has index number 3. Image 192.4 - Ultimate Edtition Image 192.5 - Home Premium Edition When we mount an image, we have to designate which image edition we want to mount. We will do that using particular Index Number. Let's try that now. We will mount our image using the

Sign in Pricing Blog Support Search GitHub This repository Watch 2,917 Star 35,865 Fork 10,547 docker/docker Code Issues 1,804 Pull requests 147 Projects 0 Wiki Pulse Graphs New issue dism error 0xc1420117 Basic volume mount fails with windows docker client against boot2docker #12751 Closed skaegi dism /mount-wim /wimfile opened this Issue Apr 24, 2015 · 14 comments Projects None yet Labels platform/windows Milestone No milestone

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Assignees No one assigned 9 participants skaegi commented Apr 24, 2015 I'm just trying to do the most basic volume mount. Something like.... $ docker run -it -v /myvol debian:jessie /bin/bash FATA[0000] Error http://www.utilizewindows.com/mount-and-unmount-windows-7-image-using-imagex-and-dism/ response from daemon: cannot bind mount volume: C volume paths must be absolute. Using docker 1.6 Windows Client / Boot2Docker Host Git Bash with eval ${boot2docker shellinit} Using a host directory I get... $ docker run -it -v /myvol:/myvol debian:jessie /bin/bash invalid value "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Git\\myvol;C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Git\\myvol" for flag -v: \Program Files (x86)\Git\myvol;C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\myvol is not an absolute path See 'c:\Program Files\Boot2Docker for https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/12751 Windows\docker.exe run --help'. I expected everything to run relative to the host. e.g. I expected the same behavior as if I was running these commands with boot2docker ssh. Am I missing something here? carloscasalar commented Apr 25, 2015 +1 thaJeztah added the os/windows label Apr 25, 2015 Docker member thaJeztah commented Apr 25, 2015 /ping @ahmetalpbalkan (haven't tested this myself yet) ahmetalpbalkan commented Apr 25, 2015 @skaegi @SirRagnar This is duplicate of #12590. It's happening due to msys, it converts unix paths to windows paths before passing them to docker.exe. In this case, that's not a docker bug. (it's not a msys bug either, it's by design.) See my comments in #12590 to run it correctly, or use cmd.exe or powershell to not to have this problem. 👍 1 Docker member thaJeztah commented Apr 25, 2015 @ahmetalpbalkan do you think we should add something to the docs explaining this? I can imagine more people will run into this. I'm going to close this issue, because of the reasons mentioned above #12751 (comment) Thanks for reporting @skaegi, it's appreciated thaJeztah closed this Apr 25, 2015 skaegi commented Apr 27, 2015 I tried the path w

in with Microsoft Sign Up All Content All Content This Topic This Forum Advanced Search Browse Forums Downloads Guides Calendar Forum Rules Online Users More Wiki Bug Tracker AutoIt Resources Release Installer Help file https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/106189-gimagex-fails-to-mount-wim/ Editor Beta Installer Help file Editor Git More More More All Activity Home AutoIt v3 AutoIt Help and Support AutoIt General Help and Support GImageX fails to mount WIM Sign in to follow this Followers 0 GImageX fails to mount WIM Started by Denver80203, December 1, 2009 6 posts in this topic Denver80203 0 Seeker Members 0 2 posts #1 ·  Posted December 1, 2009 (edited) Sorry if this is the wrong place to post.. I dism mount couldn't find a forum location specific to gimageX It was working fine for me.. now it's not working at all.. I don't know what happened. When I attempt to mount any wim image, from any machine, I get Mount Path: F:\Image Image File: F:\DENOSDeploy\Operating Systems\Image_x86\Image_x86.wim Image Index: 1 Mounted R/W: 0 Opening WIM...please wait... ERROR: Unable to mount image. ERROR: ??? Doesn't matter if I choose R/W or not. I've triple checked that all the required error mounting image .dll files, sys inf, exe listed as requires are in the directory with the program (running most recent WAIK). I've tried on many machines with many WIM files 86/64)... always the same error running the latest RTM. Has anyone else seen this? Not sure where to start looking. Edited December 1, 2009 by Denver80203 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Denver80203 0 Seeker Members 0 2 posts #2 ·  Posted December 1, 2009 More info... When I try to fall back onto imageX, I get an error that there is already an image loaded in the mount folder. There's nothing in it. If I delete the folder and create a new one, imagex works fine. if I delete the folder, add a new one, Gimagex still throws the same error Share this post Link to post Share on other sites kj75 0 Seeker Members 0 1 post #3 ·  Posted May 4, 2011 (edited) While it's unusual to post a reply to a topic so long after the fact, this thread came up first in Google so I figured I'd post the solution I discovered:1. Make sure GImageX is closed. Open Regedit.2. Navigate to "HKLM\Software\WIMMount\Mounted Images"3. You should see a subkey with a long name like "374cf018-f245-442d-9544-d6a2092607e0". Delete this key. (Note: you can export it first if you're concerned about modifying the registry)*Updated*