Qole,

If I have extracted either the debian*root-fs.tar.bz2 or the minimal*debian*.tar.bz2 to the ext2 or ext3 partition on my /dev/mmc1 memory card (where the debian install looks like "/" on debian), what do I change in .chroot to allow it not to look for a .ext2 file, but rather the files residing on an ext2 or ext3 partition?

My .chroot reads:
IMGFILE=/dev/mmcblk1p2 (the ext2 or ext3 partition)
CHROOT=/media/mmc1/debian/debian (where the "/" files are for debian)

Running debbie as user yields:
...Everything set up, running chroot...
chroot: cannot execut su: No such file or directory

A cd /media/mmc1/debian/debian && ls shows:
bin, boot, dev, etc, home, lib, lost+found, media, mnt, opt, etc...

Extracting the *.bz2s with xarchiver yielded no errors.

How do I get CHROOT to detect these extracted files?

Thanks,
John