2007/2/16, Jonatan Liljedahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Jonatan Liljedahl wrote: > >> I've put up an updated initrd at http://kymatica.com/new_initrd > >> with a fixed startGoboLinux script, this loop should work, right: ? > >> > >> # Mounting Packages*.squashfs files inside /Programs > >> DIRS="/Mount/TmpFS/Programs=rw" > >> > >> for i in /Mount/CD-ROM/Packages*.squashfs; do > >> mount -o loop,ro -t squashfs $i \ > >> /Mount/SquashFS/`basename $i .squashfs` > >> DIRS="$DIRS:/Mount/SquashFS/`basename $i .squashfs`=ro > >> done > >> > >> mount -t unionfs -o dirs=$DIRS none /Mount/TmpFS/Programs > >> > >> Do you have the time to create a new ISO with this initrd and the new > >> kernel (both as isolinux/kernel and as the "installed" kernel in the > >> corresponding squashfs image)? > >> > >> Almost there now... =) > > > > Damn!! Forgot to close the quote (DIRS="...)!! > > I've surely used up some blank discs by now, and gone through the phases > > of replacing a file inside an initrd image inside an ISO image... well, > > it's time to do it once more. =/ > > > > I'll upload the new initrd at the same URL as before. > > So, now it booted and the Installer was there, even though it didn't > show up on the KDE desktop... Anyhow, when trying to run it, it bails > out at ProfileInstall with this: > > ProfileInstall: line 80: 3721 Segmentation fault cp -ra > /Files/${dest_dir}/Files > > !? > > dmesg shows "kernel BUG at fs/reiserfs/bitmap.c:1287!" and some register > dumps and stacktraces from reiserfs code! > Maybe you forgot to set up the filesystem? Are you sure you ran 'mkreiserfs' (I had a crash due to not running that last time I installed GoboLinux)?
> BTW, which filesystem is considered most secure (in an > anti-crash-or-dataloss kind of way), reiserfs or ext3 or something other? > You may not ask such questions. They start war. :) Jokes aside, imo reiserfs and ext3 are similar in security from dataloss. I use reiserfs, because I've never (to day) have had any problems with that, so I stick to that. I don't think you can get any good answer on those two as those that use one of them often think that the other is shite. I have no opinion on ext3 as I have not used it. Perhaps there's another fs that is better though. -- /Jonas _______________________________________________ gobolinux-devel mailing list gobolinux-devel@lists.gobolinux.org http://lists.gobolinux.org/mailman/listinfo/gobolinux-devel
