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Luca Casagrande wrote: |
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> Hello Chris. |
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> Il giorno 11/set/07, alle ore 19:40, Chris Gianelloni ha scritto: |
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>> On Tue, 2007-09-11 at 16:38 +0200, Luca Casagrande wrote: |
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>>> Hello everybody. |
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>>> |
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>>> In my LiveCD, I have got about 100 MB of data inside the the user |
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>>> folder; if i boot the LiveCD on machine with 512 Mb of ram, |
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>>> I have got a lof of cp error during the "Copying Read-Write to tmpfs" |
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>>> phase. |
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>>> I think that the reason of this trouble is that /home/ is copied |
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>>> inside the tmpfs during the boot and it's being fulled with all my data. |
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>>> |
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>>> Is there a way for solving this? |
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>> Don't put the data in /home. You can also look into figuring out the |
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>> (now broken, again) unionfs support in genkernel. |
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> I'll try to use the unionfs support; is there a genkernel version that |
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> you know |
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> support it? |
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You missed his point. The latest gk versions have the unionfs support, but it |
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keeps breaking for some reason. He was dropping a "subtle" hint for you to take |
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a look at it and try to fix it ;) |
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