On Thu, Jun 28, 2007 at 11:04:11PM +0200, Marco Amadori wrote:
> /var/log/casper.log (or /var/log/live.log)
Here there are no timestamps... can't tell you if the failure in finding
the device happens before the kernel discovers it.
> > can It be that the usb device is
> > "discovered" late?
>
>
Alle giovedì 28 giugno 2007, Enrico Tassi ha scritto:
> I tried the live CD with qemu, and I used -hda hand_made_vfat_image
> and it worked placin into it the cpio file created by casper-snapshot or
> live-snapshot. It worked perfectly.
This should be working because it is one of the two snapshot
On Thu, Jun 28, 2007 at 04:42:40PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> First of all, does your computer BIOS support booting from a USB stick at all?
>
> Also, have you made sure that your partition (should be the first one on your
> USB stick of filesystem type 'vfat', normally seen as '/dev/sda1'
First of all, does your computer BIOS support booting from a USB stick at all?
Also, have you made sure that your partition (should be the first one on your
USB stick of filesystem type 'vfat', normally seen as '/dev/sda1' by Linux)
is marked as bootable? You can use fdisk to achieve this.
Fina
I'm trying to use the persistency feature and I succeded usgin qemu for
executing the image and adding an hda virtual disk for persistence.
What I'm failing doing is using a real USB device, booting the real
computer from the live CD. I tried bot with casper (stable) and
live-initramfs from unstab
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