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I encountered this a few times in the past 2 3 years i'm using catalyst. I |
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never could fix it. |
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Instead i switched to zisofs. |
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That is if you don't mind having some 20-30Mb extra space on the iso. |
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Also i have to note that this happened always after some time since the last |
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stage2 building. So for me it was just the portage tree that changed. Then |
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switching back to squashfs after 2 3 months was sometimes ok but not all the |
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time. In my experience, i don't think this has to do with catalyst |
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versioning. |
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I tried numerous times to rebuild but this led me no where. |
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Zisofs did the trick although i'm still wondering why. |
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Sorry i can't be of more help. |
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Erick |
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sent from Android |
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Le 3 août 2009, 2:44 PM, "lurker" <lurker@×××××××.com> a écrit : |
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A few days ago I made a few small changes (just to the root overlay) to |
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a catalyst project of mine and re-ran from livecd2 stage. For some |
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reason boot now fails during init: |
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>> Mounting squashfs filesystem |
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mount: mounting /dev/loop0 on /newroot/mnt/livecd failed: Invalid argument |
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!! Failed to $1: failing back to the shell... |
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BusyBox v1.7.4 [...] |
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If I then, from the ash shell that you're thrown into, run "mount -o |
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loop -t squashfs /newroot/mnt/cdrom/image.squashfs /newroot/mnt/livecd" |
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I get the same error as above (invalid argument). Nothing appears in dmesg. |
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I've tried upgrading catalyst from 2.0.6 to 2.0.6.905, and genkernel |
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(the one used "inside" the catalyst project) from 3.4.10-r2 to |
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3.4.10.905, but nothing helps. Not that I expected it to do anything |
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since the changes I made since my last successful build cannot possibly |
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have anything to do with any of the bugs fixed in the newer versions. |
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How can I troubleshoot this further? |
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