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Kito wrote: |
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>>> Finder can't open the dmg. ditto(1) doesn't seem to be able to cope |
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>>> with copying files either, so I switched back to cp -R which worked |
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>>> like a charm for me... |
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> Now that I think about it, I think thats on purpose. Finder mounts disk |
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> images with perms disabled by default, which would break most things in |
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> the chroot. IIRC the script also mounts volfs and devfs in the chroot |
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> which can only be done by root/admin. |
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This was a note on the howto where it says to copy over the pkg files |
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from the CD and XCode Tools. I had to do it with cp -R since ditto only |
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used a lot of CPU cycles and finally ended up writing everything to the |
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same file or something. Not really useful. |
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I can't toy with it any further as I decided to give my main system a |
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reinstall since I gave booting from my iPod a shot after a (clean) |
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reboot this afternoon and surprice surprice, it just booted fine off the |
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iPod proving to me the firewire stuff is hardware wise completely OK. |
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(The night before it caused me headaches and hard reboots again because |
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it just 'hangs' and stalls the complete system, making the iPod |
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unmountable, etc.) |
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Then software update on the iPod showed all kinds of security updates |
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and stuff that my main disk didn't get, even not when explicitly asking |
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for updates, so I guess I managed to borken a Tiger install... I never |
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succeeded in breaking my Jaguar install :/ |
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So I'm waiting for the lengthy install phase to complete and ohw crap, |
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now I remember what I forgot... I didn't backup my system dirs, so I |
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have a fresh Gentoo setup to go through. Maybe I just only want the |
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chroots to be sure I won't screw anything again. |
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I'd like to have your Tiger script Kito ;) |
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