Looks like you are using dome old stuff. The Z90Q8 has a 16GB flash drive, so I don't know why you say you only have 512. To image you need to use a 32GB USB drive and USB FT 2.0.9.15 or WDM 5.0 MR2 in order to image the device.
Please include the file name so that I can tell if you may be downloading the wrong file.
The unit has 16GB flash - confirmed visually and reported in BIOS. *Installer* is reporting only 512.
Have tried both FOF0_0907_16GB and FOF0_0913_16GB, Have used USB Installers v1.20 and v2.09.15, AND WDM 4.9.1 (+4 Hotfixes). Error is always the same.
Have tried both 16GB and 32GB thumb drives.
The B907 release notes indicate either 4.9.1 or USB v1.20 can be used - is that not actually correct? The B913 notes appear to say both yes and no to use of USB v1.20.
I just retried B913 using USB v2.0.9.15 with a 32GB thumb drive in a fresh configuration of the thumb drive. Same error - the Z90Q8 goes through the various initialization screens, asking to confirm intent to image and such, but then immediately throws out the disk size error.
Problem solved! While reading the nicely detailed release notes for WE8S B913, I saw that the resulting partition scheme for the install was GPT. Someone had installed Microsoft's version of Windows 7 on this unit, and probably converted the flash module to MBR. I swapped in a 16GB flash with GPT structure, and the installation of B907 using a thumb drive configured with v1.21 USB installer was a success.
i am having the same problem an on six D90D8 Clients. I try to flash the FDF0_0913_16GB Image with USB Imaging Tool 2.0.9.15. It fails every time with "Error while checking disk size. Error code: 210. Image package size is bigger than disk size. Package size is 17920. Disk size is 512."
All clients have 16GB Flash disk an 4 GB Ram.
I also converted the Flash Disk into GPT but it doesn't solve the problem.
RMontalvo
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August 28th, 2015 11:00
Spoolin,
Looks like you are using dome old stuff. The Z90Q8 has a 16GB flash drive, so I don't know why you say you only have 512. To image you need to use a 32GB USB drive and USB FT 2.0.9.15 or WDM 5.0 MR2 in order to image the device.
Please include the file name so that I can tell if you may be downloading the wrong file.
spoolin01
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August 28th, 2015 14:00
The unit has 16GB flash - confirmed visually and reported in BIOS. *Installer* is reporting only 512.
Have tried both FOF0_0907_16GB and FOF0_0913_16GB, Have used USB Installers v1.20 and v2.09.15, AND WDM 4.9.1 (+4 Hotfixes). Error is always the same.
Have tried both 16GB and 32GB thumb drives.
The B907 release notes indicate either 4.9.1 or USB v1.20 can be used - is that not actually correct? The B913 notes appear to say both yes and no to use of USB v1.20.
I just retried B913 using USB v2.0.9.15 with a 32GB thumb drive in a fresh configuration of the thumb drive. Same error - the Z90Q8 goes through the various initialization screens, asking to confirm intent to image and such, but then immediately throws out the disk size error.
spoolin01
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September 1st, 2015 13:00
Problem solved! While reading the nicely detailed release notes for WE8S B913, I saw that the resulting partition scheme for the install was GPT. Someone had installed Microsoft's version of Windows 7 on this unit, and probably converted the flash module to MBR. I swapped in a 16GB flash with GPT structure, and the installation of B907 using a thumb drive configured with v1.21 USB installer was a success.
chrisbgl
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September 16th, 2015 07:00
Hello,
i am having the same problem an on six D90D8 Clients. I try to flash the FDF0_0913_16GB Image with USB Imaging Tool 2.0.9.15. It fails every time with "Error while checking disk size. Error code: 210. Image package size is bigger than disk size. Package size is 17920. Disk size is 512."
All clients have 16GB Flash disk an 4 GB Ram.
I also converted the Flash Disk into GPT but it doesn't solve the problem.
Can anyone help? Sorry for bad english!
Regards,
Chris.
Bluesky1967
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January 28th, 2016 14:00
Any progress Chris? I do have the same issue.
chrisbgl
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January 29th, 2016 00:00
Dell support had the solution:
Using the old Wyse_USB_Firmware_Tool_v1.22.0.4 solved the problem.
Bluesky1967
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January 29th, 2016 18:00
But where can I get that old tool?
Bluesky1967
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January 30th, 2016 10:00
I got the tool 1.22.0.4, did you use BOBO 913 or 908?
chrisbgl
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February 1st, 2016 03:00
0913
Works now fine.
Bluesky1967
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February 1st, 2016 18:00
Thanks i got it.