Hi
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locatedb
Hm? That's just timestamp based and we won't release a new stable release every 8 days just to supress the warning. ;)
:-)
Seriously: it's just a warning message, nothing to care about on the live-cd - everything ok. On your hd-installation run 'updatedb' to update the locate database, but don't care about it on the live-cd.
:-) what could be done on the new union fs, where you can actually overwrite a file originally located on the cdrom as I understand, when the install is done on RAM then do a nice -10 updatedb & ; /bin/zsh should not be a RAM-memory problem , locatedb is 1.5 MByte or so just service
there is an output of mkfs.ext3 : Dateisystem wird geprft alle .., je nachdem ..., veraenderbar mit tune2fs -c oder -t must be veraenderbar mit tune2fs -c oder -i ==================================^ lots of downloads going on, install is fine.
mkfs.ext3 is nothing which is controlled by grml. You mean the output of mkfs.ext3 regarding tune2fs contains errors?!
jes, just one letter -t should be -i (-c=count, -i = interval)
Just set $TERM to something like 'linux' when chrooting...
thks
perl continued to complain LANGUAGE unset,
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Just install 'locales'.
thanks, will do
ls /dev/sd* does not show /dev/sda4, /dev/sda5, /dev/sda6 !
I cannot mkfs.ext3 /dev/sda5/ dev/sda6 ! no devices. /dev/sda4 cannot be found not as p-partition, nor /dev/sda5 and /dev/sda6 as l-partition.
For sure, because something is still accessing your disk so the partition table can not be reread using the BLKRRPART ioctl(). Very probably its an enabled swap partition. Take a look at output of 'swapon -s'
no output
and disable swap partitions via 'swapoff -a'.
done the next time
Message: 4 Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2006 20:33:15 +0100 From: Michael Prokop mika@grml.org Subject: Re: [Grml] grml-tips sarge, addendum To: grml@mur.at Message-ID: 2006-11-29T20-29-38@devnull.michael-prokop.at Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
- Erich Minderlein erminderlein@locoware.de [20061129 20:15]:
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but what remains is the perl complaint: perl: warning: setting locale failed: falling back to default "C".
apt-get install locales
wget http://dufo.tugraz.at/~prokop/grml-kernel/2.6.17-grml/linux-image-2.6.17-grm... dpkg -i linux-image-2.6.17-grml_grml.06_i386.deb
will do
BTW: You should definitely take a look at grml-debootstrap:
http://grml.supersized.org/archives/202-grml-debootstrap-wrapper-around-debo...
will do
here comes the preference file , as I have it in sarge plain, the only thing not from sarge is dokuwiki, not essential
Package: * Pin: release a=stable Pin-Priority: 1001
Package: * Pin: release a=testing Pin-Priority: 101
Package: * Pin: release a=unstable Pin-Priority: 99
Package: * Pin: release a=experimental Pin-Priority: 9
// main grml-repository: Package: * Pin: origin grml.org Pin-Priority: 993
// fallback grml-repository: Package: * Pin: origin dufo.tugraz.at Pin-Priority: 992
The first part is from sarge The second from grml
"p.i.t.r.e."?
pain in the rear end
best regards, now reading and Continuation on Friday.
* Erich Minderlein erminderlein@locoware.de [20061129 22:33]:
Seriously: it's just a warning message, nothing to care about on the live-cd - everything ok. On your hd-installation run 'updatedb' to update the locate database, but don't care about it on the live-cd.
Or just run 'touch /var/cache/locate/locatedb' to supress the warning. ;)
:-) what could be done on the new union fs, where you can actually overwrite a file originally located on the cdrom as I understand, when the install is done on RAM then do a nice -10 updatedb & ; /bin/zsh should not be a RAM-memory problem , locatedb is 1.5 MByte or so just service
But what for? The updatedb is up2date for the shipped release, no matter when you do access it. The files don't change unless *you* manually change something, and of course you can execute updatedb if needed. But there's no reason to run this automatically. I'm doing that for all the releases already, right before creating the compressed file.
veraenderbar mit tune2fs -c oder -t must be veraenderbar mit tune2fs -c oder -i
mkfs.ext3 is nothing which is controlled by grml. You mean the output of mkfs.ext3 regarding tune2fs contains errors?!
jes, just one letter -t should be -i (-c=count, -i = interval)
*ROFL* Just took a look at it, this seems to be an error in the translation. 8-) Thanks for pointing out, I'll report it to upstream.
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http://grml.supersized.org/archives/202-grml-debootstrap-wrapper-around-debo...
will do
here comes the preference file , as I have it in sarge plain, the only thing not from sarge is dokuwiki, not essential
Package: * Pin: release a=stable Pin-Priority: 1001
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Well, IMO it does not make sense to add this to 'grml-tips sarge'. It depends on your needs what you need in this file and there does not exist a generic version.
But you should be able to use/adjust/ship this file with grml-debootstrap and its customization possibilities, see CUSTOMIZATION-section in 'man grml-debootstrap'.
regards, -mika-
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