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2010-05-30
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#1342
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qmount /path/to/currentimgfile /debian
mount /dev/mmcblkxxx /floppy
cd /debian /home/user/img-install/ tar cf - . | (cd /floppy/; tar xvf -)
tar cf - . | (cd /floppy/; tar xvf -)
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2010-05-30
, 20:33
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@ Austria
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1) I created a new partition in the sd card
2) I mounted the current Debian image with the command3) I mounted the new formatted partitionCode:qmount /path/to/currentimgfile /debian
4) I copied the content of /debian to the partitionCode:mount /dev/mmcblkxxx /floppy
And here is where my problems started. The commands provided in the previous post are:
Unfortunately I got errors (not able to access) the directory /home/user/img-install/Code:cd /debian /home/user/img-install/ tar cf - . | (cd /opt/; tar xvf -)
I thus run only the commandHowever I have some questions:Code:tar cf - . | (cd /opt/; tar xvf -)
Is it using /home/user/img-install/ because it is the directory where the image was installed?
Are there (in /home/user/img-install/) files needed in the partition?
5) restart device: I did so and the device was almost bricked. I had to remove the sd card before being able to restart the N900.
I reinserted the sd and
6) Edit the /home/user/.chroot
changing the IMGFILE to the partition where the files are
And easy debian started with 2 more gb free!
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2010-05-30
, 20:36
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2010-05-30
, 20:37
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@ NE-Scotland
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#1345
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cd /debian /home/user/img-install/ tar cf - . | (cd /floppy/; tar xvf -)
tar cf - . | (cd /floppy/; tar xvf -)
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2010-05-30
, 20:48
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@ Austria
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#1346
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ops I corrected in the text ... I transferred the files in floppy where the partition was mounted not in opt. Sorry for that. I just copied from previous guide. And /opt/ was not touched.
I tried to restart the device and everything is fine. However I would like to understand if the command has to be
or ifCode:cd /debian /home/user/img-install/ tar cf - . | (cd /floppy/; tar xvf -)
is enough.Code:tar cf - . | (cd /floppy/; tar xvf -)
Thank you very much and sorry for the mistake!
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2010-05-30
, 20:53
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@ Austria
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#1347
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rebhana: thanks! another question, from where can i launch the compiled files? because i keep getting "permission denied" error from all the location i`ve tried.
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2010-05-31
, 00:11
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@ Vancouver, BC, Canada
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2010-05-31
, 03:10
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#1349
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2010-05-31
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#1350
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Uploaded a new version to Extras-Devel (Easy Debian 0.9.47). This has the PR 1.2 keyboard workaround. Anyone tried it yet?
I'm still ambivalent about the "su -" issue, so I have added two new commands to do it "the rebhana way", you can use "sudo debsu command" or "debbie-sue command" to get the different functionality.
Can I have other beta-testers (especially non-English locales) experiment with debbie-sue and report to me? If I get a general consensus that rebhana's right, then I'll move to "su - " as the default method.
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beta, debian, easy debian, extras-devel, fremantle, i <3 qole, squeeze |
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