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From: Marcelo Coelho <marcelocoelho@×××××.com>
To: gentoo-embedded@l.g.o
Subject: Re: [gentoo-embedded] My first GNAP use: error: umount: /dev/loop/0
Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 20:58:28
Message-Id: 20c6f18e0607171357u59411dd6y2826782d8b6c98b7@mail.gmail.com
In Reply to: Re: [gentoo-embedded] My first GNAP use: error: umount: /dev/loop/0 by Marcelo Coelho
1 Hi!
2
3 Well, after a few "echos" i noticed that there was an endless loop
4 caused by the invocation of the gtest function invoked by the cleanup
5 function.
6
7 So a workaround could be changing lines 108 and 115 by
8
9 if [ $? ] ; then echo "Failed to unmount ${LOOP}" ; fi
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11 and
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13 if [ $? ] ; then echo "Failed to remove ${DIRTOREMOVE}" ; fi
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16 Nevertheless, i'm thinking about using some other software that isn't
17 supported by GNAP, so i'll probably start using catalyst. Where does
18 GNAP stores the spec files it uses for catalyst?
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21 Thanks for your help!
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26 2006/7/14, Marcelo Coelho <marcelocoelho@×××××.com>:
27 > 2006/7/14, Thierry Carrez <koon@g.o>:
28 > > Marcelo Coelho wrote:
29 > >
30 > > > I'm trying GNAP for the first time. Now i'm trying to create a disk
31 > > > image to put into a pentium 200 to use it as a router and ADSL
32 > > > gateway.
33 > > >
34 > > > For now, i tried to start the creation of the image, with
35 > > > gnap_overlay -L newimagefile.img -S 14 -r hda1 -o my_overlay/
36 > > >
37 > > > but i had the following,
38 > > >
39 > > > [...]
40 > > > Can it be a bug or is a mistake i'm doing?
41 > >
42 > > It can be a bug. The image file support comes from an external patch
43 > > that was not so well tested... Maybe some missing loopback support in
44 > > the kernel.
45 > >
46 > > You can also have a look at the gnap_overlay script and see what else
47 > > could be failing. I suspect the mount is not checked for errors or
48 > > something like that, unfortunately I have no time to check right now.
49 > >
50 > > As a workaround, you could try to mount your P200 hard disk into your
51 > > workstation (as /dev/hdd or whatever) and use overlay to disk directly
52 > > (rather than using an intermediary image file). This is way better tested ;)
53 >
54 > Yeah, absolutely. I'm just trying to avoid the noise that the hd makes : )
55 > This weekend i won't time to do it, but next week i'll check that. If
56 > there is a bug in the script i'll tell you guys.
57 >
58 >
59 > Have a nice week-end!
60 >
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