On Mar 31, 2009, at 9:58 AM, Darrick Hartman wrote: > Tom, > > If you're seeing verification failed, my best guess is you are out of > space on the vfat partition (because an old revision which wasn't > controlled by the automatic update script was never removed). The > download truncated and because the download truncated, the sha1sum > check > fails. > > Perhap Lonnie could confirm that this is a possibility?
Yes, I agree with Darrick suspicions. It could be unreclaimed free space, assuming the CF is on /dev/hda1... $ dosfsck -a /dev/hda1 and see if a fsck*.rec file is generated... remove it to reclaim the free space. I have looked into adding a more meaningful error message in "upgrade- run-image" for this situation. I'll take another look. Lonnie > Labelling right now will require pulling the CF card because we do not > include a utility to do dos/vfat file system labelling. Note that the > official images created from 0.6.2 onward have vfat labels for the > runnix partition. > > I believe you need 'mlabel' which is part of mtools. > > mlabel -i /dev/sdb1 ::Label > > http://machine-cycle.blogspot.com/2007/11/format-and-label-fat32-external-disk.html > > Darrick > > Tom Chadwin wrote: >> I've got the same issue on two 5501s, and, after remounting manually, >> if I try either the GUI or command line automatic upgrade, I get a >> verification failure. I've manually done the upgrades instead, and >> all >> seems well, but any ideas what's behind the verification failure? >> >>> If you did a manual runnix install, you'll need to at some point, >>> pull >>> the CF card out of the system and add a label to the vfat >>> partition. The >>> label needs to be RUNNIX. >> >> Apologies, but how do I do that? The labelling, that is. I think I >> can >> manage removing the card... >> >> Thanks >> >> Tom >> >> >> Dan Ryson wrote: >>> All, >>> >>> It's said that the world's biggest problems could easily have been >>> solved when they were little. I'm noticing a problem with my >>> Astlinux >>> installation that I hope is one of those easily-solved, little ones. >>> However, without your advice, I suspect it will snowball into far >>> bigger trouble. I'm hope you can help. >>> >>> When 0.6.2 first came out, I made a fresh-install on a headless, >>> i586 >>> clone. The hardware had run 0.4.8 for quite some time with no >>> troubles. When 0.6.3 came out, I followed these instructions for an >>> apparently flawless upgrade. >>> >>> 1. 'mount -o remount,rw /oldroot/cdrom' >>> 2. Download the new files. The upgrade files would be >>> astlinux-XXX.tar.gz. For example, if the release is 0.6.0, the >>> files >>> will be distributed as astlinux-0.6.0-<ARCH>.tar.gz. You could >>> download these files onto a client PC or on your AstLinux >>> device (in >>> an area with enough free space) >>> 3. Expand the archive: tar -xzvf astlinux-0.6.0-<ARCH>.tar.gz >>> 4. cd astlinux-0.6.0-<ARCH>; cp * /oldroot/cdrom/os (if >>> downloaded and decompressed on your client PC, you'll want to >>> use a >>> tool to scp the files to the AstLinux device. >>> >>> Now that 0.6.4 is out, I tried to upgrade using the web instructions >>> (below) but received this error, "Unable to find Runnix partition." >>> Lacking that, I tried the command-line instructions. At the first >>> step, I received the following error: >>> >>> findfs: Unable to resolve 'LABEL=RUNNIX' >>> Unable to find Runnix partition. >>> >>> I then reverted to the old, trusty, 0.6.2 instructions that I'd used >>> before (above) and was greeted with the following error following >>> the >>> first step: >>> >>> pbx_2 cdrom # mount -o remount,rw /oldroot/cdrom >>> mount: can't find /oldroot/cdrom in /proc/mounts >>> pbx_2 cdrom # >>> >>> I also noticed that there is no 'os' directory under /oldroot/cdrom. >>> >>> Does this problem sound familiar? Is it easily fixed? Or would I >>> be >>> better served just starting from scratch with a fresh 0.6.3 install? >>> >>> Thanks for considering my question. >>> >>> ~ Dan >>> >>> Darrick Hartman wrote: >>>> The AstLinux Team is happy to announce that AstLinux 0.6.4 is >>>> available. >>>> All users of AstLinux are encouraged to upgrade since this release >>>> fixes the recently reported security vulnerability in Asterisk >>>> 1.4.23.1 >>>> >>>> Right now a mix up on the Sourceforge site is preventing us from >>>> uploading full install versions, but current users of 0.6.2 or >>>> 0.6.3 >>>> can upgrade to 0.6.4 by using either the 'upgrade-run-image' script >>>> from the command line or the "upgrade firmware" option in the web >>>> interface. New versions of the full install will be available as >>>> soon as possible on the Sourceforge site. >>>> >>>> >>>> Changes: >>>> >>>> Asterisk 1.4.24 is included which fixes several bugs and at least >>>> one >>>> security issue >>>> >>>> Asterisk-gui was updated to svn 4618 >>>> >>>> netsnmp was updated to 5.3.2.3 >>>> >>>> The web interface was upgraded to add several features/improvements >>>> >>>> An arno-upgrade-firewall script was added to break this away from >>>> an >>>> init change. This won't really affect users of 0.6.x until they >>>> move >>>> to 0.7.x which uses a newer version of Arno's firewall. When the >>>> time comes, we'll explain the importance. A serial number file was >>>> added to trace the version of the firewall config files. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> To upgrade from the command line: >>>> >>>> 1). upgrade-run-image check http://mirror.astlinux.org/firmware >>>> 2). upgrade-run-image upgrade http://mirror.astlinux.org/firmware >>>> 3). reboot as instructed >>>> >>>> To upgrade from the web interface: >>>> >>>> 1). Navigate to the system tab on the web interface 2). Select >>>> "check for new", select the confirm box, and click the Firmware >>>> button. >>>> 3). Select "upgrade with new", select the confirm box, and click >>>> the >>>> Firmware button. >>>> 4). Reboot by checking that confirm button and clicking "Reboot". >>>> >>>> >>>> Enjoy >>>> >>>> The AstLinux Team >>>> >>>> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>> --------- Apps built with the Adobe(R) Flex(R) framework and Flex >>>> Builder(TM) are powering Web 2.0 with engaging, cross-platform >>>> capabilities. 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