Hi
I'm new to LEAF and embedded devices, so please bear with me :-)
I trying to create a filesystem on a 72M DOC2000 (Netier XL1000), and
get up to creating a partition (/dev/nftla1). This is with Bering-rc3.
When I try mke2fs /dev/nftla1, the following gets reported:
NFTL_writeblock():
I'm new to LEAF and embedded devices, so please bear
with me :-)
I trying to create a filesystem on a 72M DOC2000
(Netier XL1000), and
get up to creating a partition (/dev/nftla1). This is
with Bering-rc3.
When I try mke2fs /dev/nftla1, the following gets
reported:
NFTL_writeblock():
Hi Jacques
Thanks for your reply. I think my question was a little unclear, though:
Making the devices works fine, whether by hand or using root.dev.mk.
What has me stumped is formatting the partition (using either mke2fs of
mkfs.minix from busybox) which gives me the errors described below.
Everyone,
From what I'm able to gather from the conversation on debain-legal
pointing to upstream source isn't sufficient to meet GPL requirements.
Did I understand the thread correctly?
Debian Weekly News - July 23rd, 2002
Distributing binary-only CD Images. A [17]request for
At 12:31 PM 7/23/02 -0700, Mike Noyes wrote:
Everyone,
From what I'm able to gather from the conversation on debain-legal
pointing to upstream source isn't sufficient to meet GPL requirements.
Did I understand the thread correctly?
It depends on the nature of the upstream source.
Some LEAF
Hi,
Mike suggested I introduce myself a while back, but I've been sorta busy and
haven't got to it! Anyway, I'm not a true developer in that I don't have
the first clue about writing code. But I do like to mess about and break
things and usually learn from putting them back together.
My main
