Thread: Easy Debian Fremantle Beta Testing
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Fabry is offline Fabry
2011-07-16 , 11:34
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#2352
Having a big partition could be useful the possibility to qchroot a folder.

I.e. suppose that /dev/mmcblk1p1 is a 8GB ext4 partition mounted to /home/user/extra-space.
You could have:
  • /home/user/extra-space/EasyDebian/
  • /home/user/extra-space/MeeGo/
  • /home/user/extra-space/Ubuntu/
  • /home/user/extra-space/Fedora/
  • /home/user/extra-space/Nitdroid/
  • /home/user/extra-space/SDK/

Examining EasyChroot's scripts, It seems that qchroot and qmount are designed to support this utilization kind also.

And theorically the command to issue is: qchroot none /extra-space/EasyDebian/
But unfortunately it not works because qmount always requires an image file or a block device on first parameter

I am wrong or there is a bug in EasyChroot ?
Last edited by Fabry; 2011-07-16 at 11:39.