Mount failure!

/home/user/MyDocs/debian-m5-v3d.img.ext2 failed to mount on loop1


mount: mounting /dev/loop0 on /.debian failed: Device or resource busy


this is the error that keeps coming after debian image download and extraction need help plz and its pr 1.3 and all of a sudden my battery has started to drain quickly
Plus look at the load on cpu cant understand

Mem: 235400K used, 9948K free, 0K shrd, 6684K buff, 87184K c
CPU: 34.1% usr 63.8% sys 0.0% nice 1.7% idle 0.0% io 0.1
Load average: 4.12 3.80 3.81
PID PPID USER STAT RSS %MEM %CPU COMMAND
803 668 root R < 20644 8.3 45.8 /usr/bin/Xorg -logf
737 1 root S 6764 2.7 4.3 /usr/sbin/ohmd --no
1059 937 user S 15088 6.1 0.7 /usr/bin/hildon-sta
1066 937 user S 12456 5.0 0.6 /usr/bin/hildon-des
1418 1411 user R 552 0.2 0.6 /bin/sh /usr/bin/de
721 668 root S < 2380 0.9 0.4 /sbin/mce --force-s
2006 937 user S 22828 9.2 0.2 /usr/bin/browser
1068 937 user S 18020 7.3 0.2 /usr/bin/hildon-hom
1100 668 user S 9144 3.7 0.2 /usr/bin/hildon-inp
1082 1 user S 5380 2.1 0.2 /usr/lib/evolution-
694 1 messageb S < 1932 0.7 0.2 /usr/bin/dbus-daemo
909 1 user S < 1528 0.6 0.2 /usr/bin/dbus-daemo
~ $

can someone help me i desperately need office

Try first a reboot. If it still doesn't work after that, check the output of
and

Finally, i got ubuntu 10.10 working with Xfce4! During installing the apps, i noticed some non-reproduceable crashes of dpkg and http (and also some reboots). I don't know why, shouldn't be an overheating/watchdog problem (running power-kernel without overclocking). Any suggestions?

Can you post up all the scripts you are using?
I have meego running in Easy Chroot, but need the scripts for Ubuntu please.

At the moment, i don't know what causes the random reboots: Either it's because of some unsupported kernel commands, or the image got corrupted somehow. you can follow my steps at: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=64651
I will try the process again soon and tell you about the progress!

Ubuntu Lucid is unstable because the N900's omap chipset is buggy; it doesn't handle the Thumb instruction set properly. In fact, the only reason you are able to run Lucid at all is because you're running the Power Kernel, which has a patch that attempts to correct for the bugs in the hardware. I don't recommend running Lucid on the N900; Karmic is much more stable. I suggest writing about your Ubuntu adventures in another thread dedicated to that OS.

Alright, already opened another thread and linked in previous post.
Seems not to be a well-known issue with the missing thumb-support!
Some people wrote (in the 9.10 thread) that they were able to boot into Ubuntu > 9.10 = Karmic, even without disabling watchdogs...

I would like to have more space in the image. Is it dangerous to
move /usr/share/locale to /home/user and make a symlink there?

As long as you have enough space in /home/user, you can move out anything you want. You should however take care to preserve all file permissions. "cp -a" is usually good enough for that.