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I encountered the same issue some weeks ago and coudn't find out what was |
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the problem exactly. |
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So I used zisofs instead of squashfs and it worked fine. (At least I could |
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hand back the project I had at that time) |
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my 2 cent |
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On 5/10/06, Stuart Buckland <stuart@××××××××××××.uk> wrote: |
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> I'm not sure if this is already widely know or not. If it is feel free |
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> to tell me to shut up :) |
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> It appears that squashfs-tools-3.0 was marked stable some point over the |
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> past couple of days. If the CD you are building is running a kernel < |
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> 2.6.16 don't upgrade squashfs-tools on your build host. |
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> I just ran into this where by I upgraded to squashfs-tools-3.0 but my |
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> livecd uses the hardened-sources which is currently stable at 2.6.14-r8. |
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> While the CD builds perfectly happily it fails to boot being unable to |
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> mount squashfs. |
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> Downgrading the build host back to squashfs-tools-2.2_p2 solved the |
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> issue and all is well again. |
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> Just mentioning it in case I'm not only one who didn't know about this |
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> in the hope it saves others time in troubleshooting. |
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> Stuart |
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> Stuart Buckland <stuart@××××××××××××.uk> |
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