The shell I get dropped to does not contain e2fsck,it appears to just have
the busybox commandset available.  isn't the Filesystem squashfs for the
astlinux.run file? The busybox version of fsck doesn't want to get around
there not being an fstab file created no matter what variant of the command
I enter..... I wish the system was a little more verbose as to why the image
wont mount..... im building up 1895 now.. I will see what it does
-Christopher

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Prindeville
Sent: Friday, August 15, 2008 11:58 AM
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Subject: Re: [Astlinux-users] Trunk image will not mount - need a little
help

Run "e2fsck" instead of fsck in the shell...

-Philip

Chris Abnett wrote:
>
> Ok previously I had built build 1670 and it worked perfectly.. put the 
> image on a CF card using physdiskwrite dropped it in my CV860a and off 
> and running.. so I wanted to upgrade a bit to the latest trunk to gain 
> some new features.. so I built it as usual got my images and dropped 
> them onto the CF card and this is what I get when I try to boot up
>
> ...
>
> Verifying astlinux-trunk-1890.run.
>
> astlinux-trunk-1890.run verified
>
> mount: mounting /dev/loop0 on /mnt/root failed
>
> Error mounting astlinux-trunk-1890.run root fs
>
> ..
>
> Then im dropped to a shell.. I saw another post with the same issue 
> and it showed that performing an fsck on the filesystem fixed that 
> individuals issue.. however I cannot get fsck to work no how.. it 
> wants an fstab which is not there in this directory anywhere and I 
> tried to echo to a simple one but then it cant find the variant of 
> fsck it needs to run.
>
> So if someone could give me a pointer of what may be wrong and how I 
> might get out this would be great.. like maybe the correct procedure 
> for installing a new image and the command and syntax to fsck.
>
> Do I have to have another machine to fsck my card? I do not have a PC 
> running linux that has a CF card slot in it.. so im hoping to fix this 
> issue using the CV860a that I have and the shell im dropped into..
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> -Christopher
>



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