The instructions on wiki.flimzy.com include a program called 'moo' that
you could possibly run in a cronjob. The trick there is that after
every 7th backup, a reboot is necessary (Because it mounts the
newly-created backup image as an additional branch in the unionfs, and
only 8 loopback devices
http://wiki.flimzy.com/index.php/Debian_on_USB
I am using this system on 2 production LVS routers now, and on my home
router... it still has room for improvement, but it seems to work pretty
well :)
On Thu, 2007-04-05 at 19:41 +0200, Lluís Gras wrote:
I was wondering...
Does anyone have a
This patch allows the user to specify livemount= on the kernel
commandline, to specify an alternative location for the live media to be
mounted on the booted system. For example, livemount=/boot will put the
live media on /boot instead of /live_mount when the boot process is
complete.
diff -ru
Package: casper
Version: 1.79+debian-2
Severity: minor
Tags: patch
There are several command-line options recognized by casper that are not
documented. This patch adds documentation for these features to the
casper(7) man page. I have attempted to group these options logically
with related
This patch causes casper to mount images in the /casper directory in
alpha-numeric order, rather than in the previously undefined,
psuedo-arbitrary order. It also adds support for an optional config
file, /casper/order.lst, to define a specific order to load images (and
to omit any images not
Package: casper
Version: 1.79+debian-1
In the script 'casper', find_livefs() does a -lt comparison between
${timeout} and ${LIVEMEDIA_TIMEOUT} which requires numerical values.
However, mountroot() passes a mixture of numbers and letters as
arguments to find_livefs() which become ${timeout}. This
Package: casper
Version: 1.79+debian-1
Severity: serious
/etc/rc0.d/S89casper attempts to use the 'file' command, but 'file' is
not required by the package.
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