Hi Richard, Thank you for your quick answer. The lh_build I used is the last one available, as I was trying to create an amd64 OS in a machine that has lenny -i386, then I started the PC with a live amd64 usb-key (I downloaded the binary from the site already prepared) in console mode, then, working on an amd64 system, I did: #sudo apt-get install live-helper and after that made the config and build already described. The console mode OS isn't persistent, then I don't have the precise reference to the version of lh_build, but I constructed it the day before yesterday.
Unfortunately your suggestion didn't work (creating an ext2 partition labeled live-rw instead of a fat32 one). I guess I'm missing something in the basic procedure, because the error message talk about "can't open /scripts/persistent". Where or how should I check for that script? Thank you for your time, I appreciate that, Adrian 2010/8/31 Richard Nelson <[email protected]> Greetings, > > On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 6:00 PM, Adrián Orellana <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Hi, > > I constructed a debian-live with: > > > > lh_config --apt apt --apt-recommends enabled --architecture amd64 > > --binary-images usb-hdd --language es > > --bootappend-live "boot=persistent locale=es_AR.UTF-8 keyb=es" > > --packages "gnome gcc gparted linux-headers-2.6-${LH_LINUX_FLAVOURS} > > make rsync wireless-tools" > > --syslinux-timeout 5 --source enabled --username adrian --hostname imgPro > > > > lh_build > > > > Then I created on the same usb key a partition labeled live-rw (fat 32) > > Can you try with an ext2 file system? I ask since the last time I used > persistence, I used ext2 and all was well. > > > When I try to boot, I have got: > > Begin: Mounting root filesystem ... /init: .: line 171: can't open > > /scripts/persistent > > [ 4.109925] Kernel panic - not syncing: Attemped to kill init! > > > > I don't know if I should get some script copied into the live-rw > partition? > > > > Thanks in advance, > > > > Adrian > > >
