No.5056
Hello
I follow the step and download the voyage MPD live CD. Burn it as DVD and boot it. After I login in as root, and mkdir tmp root, I input the following command :
"mount -o loop /live/image/live/filesystem.squashfs /tmp/root"
It returns to me that "/live/image/live/filesystem.squashfs: No such file or directory".
Would you pls advise what's going wrong and how to fix it?
Tks, Wilson
No.5058
Hello
your command is bad
mount -o loop /live/image/live/filesystem.squashfs /tmp/root # =X
good command
mount -o loop /lib/live/mount/medium/live/filesystem.squashfs /tmp/root
your command is old version
sory I can not english
No.5062
There is a file named as "README.live-cd" included in the live-cd.
It says as following
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README.live-cd
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{ V o y a g e } - L i n u x
< http://linux.voyage.hk" target="_blank">http://linux.voyage.hk >
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This README.live-cd provide information on how to install Voyage Linux from the
Live CD.
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Installing Voyage Linux to a hard disk from Live CD
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Afte booting the Live CD, login as root (password: voyage)
1. Create distribution directory for installation
# mkdir /tmp/root
# mount -o loop /lib/live/mount/medium/live/filesystem.squashfs /tmp/root
# cd /tmp/root
Note: for version < 0.9~rc2, use
mount -o loop /live/image/live/filesystem.squashfs /tmp/root
2. Make a mount point for installation disk
# mkdir /tmp/cf
3. Format target disk device
# /usr/local/sbin/format-cf.sh /dev/hda
This will create /dev/hda1 ext2 partition on /dev/hda disk device.
** Note that this operation is very dangerous since it will erase your disk!
Make sure what you are doing and must do it right!
4. Start voyage.update installation script
# /usr/local/sbin/voyage.update
Following the instruction to select /tmp/root as distribution directory, and
/tmp/cf as mount point. After the installation complete, simple reboot the
board and Voyage will be started!
Note: You may get read-only file system messages after exiting installation.
This is normal because your settings cannot be updated on a mounted squashfs.
There are some additional packages installed for PXE and NFS server. After
starting Voyage, you can safely remove them by:
# remountrw
# apt-get remove syslinux atftpd nfs-kernel-server \
bzip2 sg3-utils minicom
After all, remove the last line in /etc/dnsmasq.more.conf:
conf-file=/etc/dnsmasq.pxe.conf
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Installing to a Thumb-drive or Disk-constraint system (net4826)
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Follow the instruction to install Voyage Linux to a ext2 partition with root
squashfs filesystem like the Live CD format. This is done by extlinux.
1. As usual, create mount point for the installation disk and format it
# mkdir /tmp/cf
# /usr/local/sbin/format-cf.sh /dev/hda
This will create /dev/hda1 ext2 partition on /dev/hda disk device.
** Note that this operation is very dangerous since it will erase your disk!
Make sure what you are doing and must do it right!
2. Mount the disk and copy CD content to disk device
# mount /dev/hda1 /tmp/cf
# rsync -aHx /live/image/* /tmp/cf
3. Create extlinux.conf and install extlinux
# cp /tmp/cf/isolinux/isolinux.cfg /tmp/cf/isolinux/extlinux.conf
# extlinux -i /tmp/cf/isolinux
4. Update master boot record for disk device
# cat /usr/lib/syslinux/mbr.bin > /dev/hda
After all, reboot!
There are some notes when using this installation method:
a. You will have a read-only squashfs root filesystem on a CF that consumes
just 36MB and you cannot modify the rootfs.
b. By default, all changes made to the system reside on tmpfs. i.e. Changes
are lost after reboot. You can preserve the changes by creating another
partition and labeled it as "casper-rw", or create a loopback file called
"casper-rw" at /
(see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDPersistence:" target="_blank">https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDPersistence: this is not tested
and need more exploration)
c. You will still be able to boot Live CD again after the installation. But
once the CD is booted, the installed disk with be mounted as rootfs and you
are unable to umount it. To get around this, you need to specify the
following command at boot prompt (assume CD-ROM device is /dev/hdc):
linux bootfrom=/dev/hdc
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Voyage homepage is not showing newest README.
Pls read the newest README.live-CD in your "live-CD" which you are going to use for installing.
After logging into voyage as root, type "cat README.live-cd " then you can get this file on your terminal.
No.5064
Dear M3 & kid
Zillion thanks for your help and updated information.
