Communications Systems Design Engineer

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While connecting a Cisco access point to a local controller I started noticing the following error:<br />
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&quot;unable to create temp dir flash:/update&quot;<br />
Download image failure, notify controller !!! From 8.2.151.0 to 8.3.140.0 Failure code:7<br />
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Has anyone seen this:
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While connecting a Cisco access point to a local controller I started noticing the following error:



"unable to create temp dir flash:/update"
Download image failure, notify controller !!! From 8.2.151.0 to 8.3.140.0 Failure code:7

Has anyone seen this:

Getting download image failure while updating Cisco access point code

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