Some time back, I attempted to use the image file for the geni586
version and failed. I sent Darrick, off list, what I had done so I
wouldn't clog the list if only I had done something dumb, but he has
been swamped with real money work so hasn't responded.
I was able to do the two step install on the same machine with the same
CF card successfully, so it is either isolated to the procedure I used
or something peculiar to the HP thin clients. ( I tried it on at least
two different models )
I can repost the message to the list or to anyone who is more
knowledgeable if they want to see it.
Since others seem to have been successful, perhaps their procedure would
be useful as well.
As long as the option to install using the two step process is
available, it really isn't critical here though.
John Novack
Darrick Hartman wrote:
David Kerr wrote:
Yes, but the question is why Darrick moved the runnix images to his
"obsolete" directory when they are not obsolete. I agree with Mark that
they should still be more readily available/visible as you cannot always
rely on the combined runnix/astlinux images that Darrick has.
Specifically, I was unable to create my VMWare virtual appliance from
his generic 586 image... I had to start from the runnix image, then add
on the generic 586 image into the virtual hard drive that I created. I
have no idea why it did not work from the combined image, it just didn't.
David,
I've used the iso image in a virtual machine, but have not attempted to
create a vmware image using the astlinux--.img.gz files.
Any files hosted on my website are as a courtesy. Kristian should be
uploading files to the sourceforge website. I really don't want to
maintain the repository on my server indefinitely.
In most cases, the img.gz files should 'just work'. The idea is you
would use one of these files the first time you install Astlinux, then
future upgrades would only involve copying files into the 'os' directory
(or some automated method).
I've been extremely swamped the last 2-3 weeks. I'm assuming Kristian
is equally as busy since there are messages he still needs to reply to
from me regarding getting the images on the source forge site. In my
mind, the original runnix.img files that I moved to 'obsolete' are
obsolete because of the way I created them and because the
astlinux-xx.img.gz files _should_ be easier to use and more complete
(dd if of ... boot, create partition, reboot, run genunion, use
astlinux) compared to the prior method which involved many more steps.
I left them on the site because I didn't want people to complain if I
would have deleted them (which is what I had intended to do).
Darrick
On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 8:37 AM, Lonnie Abelbeck
<[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Mark,
The 0.6/0.5 branch is based on Runnix for all targets.
Runnix is a new startup methodology allowing for easy upgrades.
Installation:
http://www.astlinux.org/node/36
Runnix:
http://www.astlinux.org/node/28
Not mentioned in the Runnix docs are the Runnix+Run_Image combo images
Darrick provides on his site.
Lonnie
On Oct 14, 2008, at 7:27 AM, Mark Phillips wrote:
> And that would be fine on a PC based image but currently there
appears
> to be only runix + astlinux based installs rather than combined
images
> available for the embededd machines.
>
> Are these machines going the way of the way of the dinosaur? Is
> support
> for them waning?
>
> Should I be looking at a new Pico ITX based machine instead?
>
> Mark
>
>
> On Tue, 2008-10-14 at 13:12 +0100, Martin Rogers wrote:
>> Hi Mark
>>
>> my understanding of this is that it is only obsolete in that you
>> don't
>> need to go through the pain of installing Runnix as separate step.
>> You
>> would normally install a whole image which includes both Runnix +
>> Astlinux.
>>
>> After that, you could if you wished, just upload upgrades of .run
>> files
>> to the runnix OS directory to make use of Runnix itself.
>> Alternatively
>> if you could just blow a whole new image of an upgrade over the old
>> one.
>>
>> Mart
>>
>> Mark Phillips wrote:
>>> OK so I have a question for Darrick/Kris,
>>>
>>> The howto-ish points one at Darrick's website to download runnix.
>>> Darrick's website has the runnix stuff in the obsolete section.
>>> Why? Is
>>> runnix now obsolete? If so how does one install the AstLinux
>>> software
>>> onto the CF card?
>>>
>>> I'm kinda going round in circles here.
>>>
>>> Mark
>>>
>>
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