Steven Shiau wrote:
> Is that possible you can try to turn off the auto mount daemon on your
> Ubuntu box ?

any idea how?

> Or you can force to umount the target disk before you run ocs-sr.

"and then as the partitions are created." = they get re-mounted while the scrip 
runs.

something is doing "sfdisk -R /dev/sdb" which causes ubuntu to look for a fs, 
and if it sees something it mounts it.

this is only a problem when the new partition table is the same as the old such 
that the fs in the old partition shows up when the partition is recreated.

I did come up with a dd command to wipe the first 100 bytes of each partition, 
but that's kinda scary - it happens before the "this is mounted!" check.

I think the right solution is to turn off auto mount daemon - I just don't know 
how.

Carl K

> 
> Steven.
> 
> Carl Karsten wrote:
>> This is not really a cz problem...
>>
>> when I run ocs-sr on a ubuntu-desktop (full gui) box, (as in, open a 
>> terminal 
>> window and run the ocs-sr command, not boot the live cd and image a ubuntu 
>> box):
>>
>> ubuntu automounts the partitions on the target drive, both when I plug it in 
>> (fine, don't care, I can unmount them) and then as the partitions are 
>> created.
>>
>> which causes the partition to be 'in use' and so the rest of the script cant 
>> drop the fs image into the partition.
>>
>> how do I make this stop?
>>
>> Ideally I want things to automount and then have to be unmounted to free 
>> them up 
>> for being re-imaged, but for now just turning it off accross the board will 
>> be 
>> fine.  working script and crippled system is better than script not working.
>>
>> Carl K
>>
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