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Etaoin Shrdlu wrote: |
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> That's because it cannot find mindi: |
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> bach ~ # mindi |
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> -bash: mindi: command not found |
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> /usr/sbin/mindi is a broken symlink to /usr/share/mindi/mindi, which does |
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> not exist. There is a bug for this on b.g.o. (along with others for |
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> missing dependencies in the ebuild). Furthermore, it's not clear at all |
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> what the current portage status of mondo-rescue is. |
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> The liquidx overlay has newer mondo ebuilds, but doing a quick check they |
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> seem to be broken too. |
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> It's perhaps easier to use some other tool with better "official" portage |
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> support, like dar/kdar (yes, I'm aware that I am the one that suggested |
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> mondorescue in the first place, but at that time I was using it under |
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> LFS, not gentoo. Nevertheless, I thought setting it up under gentoo |
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> should have been easy - hence my advice -, but it seems that I was |
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> wrong. My apologies). |
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Well, looks like by now it would have been fixed. :/ I'm not sure I |
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can use Kdar to do a system backup. I use it to backup my Documents and |
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such though. Problem is, it uses the .dar thing instead of a regular |
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tarball. I also don't think I can uncompress it from the Gentoo CD either. |
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Kdar is nice but it seems to me that this mondo thing would be better to |
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rescue from. |
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Oh well, Say a prayer that nothing breaks. ;-) Open to ideas though. :-) |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) :-) |
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www.myspace.com/-remove-me-dalek1967 |
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Copy n paste then remove the -remove-me- part. |
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