On 08/18/2009 11:14 PM, stranger in black..... wrote: > i think the problem is with reiserfs..... some where I read chroot can > work only with ext3 or ext4...... I don't think so. I'm running ext3 and I'm having the same problem if I try to chroot to any dummy directory. I just chroot-ed successfully to another distro installation root directory on another hdd partition. (that too is ext3, though). Try chroot-ing to a valid linux filestructure, rather than some dummy directory.
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