I just removed the tmp/ and the images/ from a previous run of simple-cdd and
made sure that my kernel was noted in the .downloads file. I did not pass
--local-packages pkgsdir on the commandline.. All I ran was
# build-simple-cdd --profiles-udeb-dists sid --dist etch
This actually produced an
I'm afraid I do not see the point in attempting to install the iso that was
created when my linux-image does not exist in it? I wouldn't think it would
rule anything out with regard to linux-image since it will never get installed
because it doesn't exist on the ISO.
I'll go ahead and do it
Same result as before in both instances that I said I would try. It
Attempts to install the linux-image pkg but fails during the 'unpacking
required packages' with the red-screen of death. :/
So what does this say to you? Should I be thinking the linux-image pkg is
somehow bad? If that is the
On Wed, Nov 05, 2008 at 07:28:49PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So what does this say to you? Should I be thinking the linux-image pkg is
somehow bad?
possibly, which is why i suggest trying to install without it, using a standard
linux-image package. then you can determine if it is really
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