I have Bering booting off of compact flash. I have lots of extra
packages because of the extra space afforded. When I back up initrd.lrp
it gets totaly hosed and I have to copy a fresh one over to boot again.
Has anyone seen or fixed this problem?
Of Tim Dinkins
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 3:42 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [leaf-user] can't back up initrd
I have Bering booting off of compact flash. I have lots of extra
packages because of the extra space afforded. When I back up initrd.lrp
it gets totaly hosed and I have to copy
S Mohan wrote:
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On this front, can lrcfg be modified to unmount all partitions except
root /tmp and /var/log before back up and mount them back?
Why would you leave it mounted except when copying files or loading
programs? Even if you boot off CD, it is wise to not leave it mounted.
:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Victor
McAllister
Sent: 30 August 2002 07:00
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [leaf-user] can't back up initrd
S Mohan wrote:
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On this front, can lrcfg be modified to unmount all partitions except
root /tmp and /var/log before back up and mount them back?
Why
On Fri, 30 Aug 2002, S Mohan wrote:
I have been working on bering for a while now. I made a mistake that
took me long while to figure out. I am using a 32MB DoM. I boot off the
dom. Then I mount the dom to edit syslinux.cfg to add lrps in syslinux.
Then I make changes in the config files and
On Thursday 29 August 2002 23:10, S Mohan wrote:
I mount it to edit sysconfig.cfg, lrpkg.cfg or copy misc lrps which
can be used on demand from the same media. As an alternative, if
editing of syslinux.cfg, lrpkg.cfg is given in lrcfg, it would
obviate the need for mounting.
lrcfg should
