Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
apt-get install what ever package you need
It is only installed on a ramdisk (the one that is union-mounted on top
of the compressed file system of the CD), but that doesn't really matter
for a one-time shot. As long as you have internet connection there
Got that far with
Greetings,
Debian Etch
AMD64
multi-disk
ReiserFS
Came in to find /dev/md6 wasn't mounted after rebooting the box. Tried
to run fsck on it, but fsck.reiserfs was missing because reiserfsprogs
wasn't installed. I can't apt-get or dpkg because those tools reside
under /usr. This leads to a few
Peter Samuelson wrote:
The question I'd have is, how did you manage to create the filesystem in the
first place?
I didn't install the OS. It came from Microway like that.
I would boot a CD that includes recovery tools. I'm not sure whether
Debian Live includes reiserfsprogs, but that's
Josselin Mouette wrote:
Software RAID is be automatically detected from the boot sector, hence
should be visible from a LiveCD.
Debian Live didn't have mdadm. Debian Lenny netinstall found the md's,
but didn't have fsck.reiserfs. I'm in the process of burning
SystemRescueCD
either of the two, pop in the coughfloppy disk/cough, and
Debian is able to determine whether it's designed for distribution X and
loads the module. That, in itself, would be the next best thing since
the alien package. :-)
Best regards,
Ken Teague
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