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Pongracz Istvan wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> This evening I run into a problem, when I built my custom livecd. |
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> It contains an installed and configured postgresql and one of its file |
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> had something, which caused to mksquashfs hanged up. |
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> So, after I append the -info (mksquashfs argument), I caught a file, |
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> which caused the problem several times. |
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> After asking my old spanish friend (Manual) and google, I used the |
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> -no-sparse argument to avoid hanging mksquashfs. |
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> After it I succeed to create the image. |
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> I am not sure, but it seems, it is safe to use the -no-sparse argument |
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> to avoid some problems. |
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> Just my experience. |
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Are you sure it was hung? Was it just trying to squash a very "large" sparse |
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file? Can you give us the URL that gave you the idea to use -no-sparse? |
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