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qole when using Debian installer I get an error why extracting. Tar Failed (Maybe out of space error) but there is over 3.5GB left. I tried to see if I could extract it manually but I get an error then as well when the extracted file is about 1.1GB The downloaded file is 314mb got any ideas?
 
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Andrew: I don't know why you'd have problems with your image file. Like you said, the extracted file is 1.1 GB, the tar file is 314 MB, and those two combined are still a lot smaller than 3.5GB. I can't imagine that you'd have problems downloading it, since it is hosted on your server...

When you try to extract it manually, using the following command, what is the error?
Code:
tar xjvf debian-final.tar.bz2 .
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Originally Posted by qole View Post
Andrew: I don't know why you'd have problems with your image file. Like you said, the extracted file is 1.1 GB, the tar file is 314 MB, and those two combined are still a lot smaller than 3.5GB. I can't imagine that you'd have problems downloading it, since it is hosted on your server...

When you try to extract it manually, using the following command, what is the error?
Code:
tar xjvf debian-final.tar.bz2 .
I get invalid option --j
 
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Originally Posted by andrewfblack View Post
I get invalid option --j
That sounds like you don't have "real" tar. That's odd, since I made my Easy Debian package depend on it.

Try installing tar manually, using:

Code:
sudo apt-get install gnutar
If you get errors from that, please post the output of

Code:
apt-cache policy gnutar
I'd also be curious to know what version of easy-deb-chroot you've got:

Code:
apt-cache policy easy-deb-chroot
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I have 0.9.12 installed I have gnutar version 1.20-1maemo4 if i try gtar instead of just tar I get the 1.1GB file but I get error at end something about not being able to change permission.
 
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A permission error is harmless (it can't set permissions on the file since it is a fat32 filesystem which doesn't support permissions), and you should be able to proceed to use the extracted image file.
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Originally Posted by qole View Post
A permission error is harmless (it can't set permissions on the file since it is a fat32 filesystem which doesn't support permissions), and you should be able to proceed to use the extracted image file.
Tried what all do I need to do to open the programs that come with it?
 
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Originally Posted by andrewfblack View Post
Tried what all do I need to do to open the programs that come with it?
Well, the icons that were added to your menu should all work, and you should be able to run applications by using the command "debbie <appname>" ...

If nothing seems to be working, please do like I asked in a previous post:

Originally Posted by qole View Post
Open a new terminal, and type the following two commands:

Code:
sudo closechroot
sudo debian
post the results.
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Setting up the chroot...
using device: /media/mmc1/debian-final.img.ext2
insmod: cannot insert '/mnt/initfs/lib/modules/2.6.21-omap1/mbcache.ko': File exists (-1): File existsUsing ext2 file system
insmod: cannot insert '/mnt/initfs/lib/modules/2.6.21-omap1/ext2.ko': File exists (-1): File exists
using /media/mmc1/debian-final.img.ext2 on the turbo-loop
insmod: cannot insert '/lib/modules/2.6.21-omap1/dm-mod.ko': File exists (-1): File exists
insmod: cannot insert '/lib/modules/2.6.21-omap1/dm-loop.ko': File exists (-1): File exists
device-mapper: create ioctl failed: Device or resource busy
Command failed
mount: mounting /dev/dm-0 on /debian failed
.
mount: mounting /dev on /debian/dev failed
mount: mounting /proc on /debian/proc failed
..
mount: none is write-protected, mounting read-only
mount: mounting none on /debian/dev/pts failed
mount: mounting /tmp on /debian/tmp failed
mount: /var/tmp is write-protected, mounting read-only
mount: mounting /var/tmp on /debian/var/tmp failed
...
mkdir: cannot create directory '/debian/media/mmc2': Permission denied
mount: /media/mmc2 is write-protected, mounting read-only
mount: mounting /media/mmc2 on /debian/media/mmc2 failed
mkdir: cannot create directory '/debian/media/mmc1': Permission denied
mount: /media/mmc1 is write-protected, mounting read-only
mount: mounting /media/mmc1 on /debian/media/mmc1 failed
....
mount: /home/user is write-protected, mounting read-only
mount: mounting /home/user on /debian/home/user failed
mount: /var/run/dbus is write-protected, mounting read-only
mount: mounting /var/run/dbus on /debian/var/run/dbus failed
touch: /debian/tmp/chroot-complete: Permission denied
Everything set up, running chroot...
chroot: cannot execute /bin/sh: Permission denied
 
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