Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
> > ha yes, I had this problem before, I check that tomorrow (a bit tired tonight) > > -- > Warly Thanks in advance for the new mkcd script... :-) p00h
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
> > > > Warly? > > Sorry, unable to check my mail for the past week (but the snow was good :) > > all.img is deprecated, use cdrom.img instead, I will correct the script tomorrow. > > -- > Warly > He IS Alive! =) Thanks Warly, glad you enjoyed the snow. I just had to drive through it in the mountains of North Carolina to get home.
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
p00h <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > It seems as if rpms containing a '+' will never make their way into the > isos... > Is this because of mkcd.pl, or mkisofs? > Amongst others these are libgtk, timidity, libstdc++ and others. > They are in the repository, they are included in base/rpmslist, > they get processed by mkcd.pl - at least, it finds them - but they are > not on the iso images > Could someone comment on this? ha yes, I had this problem before, I check that tomorrow (a bit tired tonight) -- Warly
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
Ron Stodden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Tim McKenzie wrote: > > > Ron that mkcd.pl script you gave me gives the same results. I tried toying > > with it a little but haven't gotten it to work successfully. I'm still > > ending up with one 34k file that has something about mkisofs inside of after > > I checked it out with vi. If I need to paste let me know. Can someone from > > Mandrake try to make the ISOs and see what happens? > > Warly? Sorry, unable to check my mail for the past week (but the snow was good :) all.img is deprecated, use cdrom.img instead, I will correct the script tomorrow. -- Warly
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
Hi, I've been watching this thread for a while and it helped me to fix the problem with the 34kB CD1. Now I get a 651.5MB CD1, 534.5MB CD2 and 252MB CD3. I tried to install Cooker from scratch but when it checked for packages I got the message: ... error encountered (or so): depslist ordered mismatch against hdlist files ... and on the terminal I get after a while: ... signal SIGSEGV received, but no signal handler set signal SIGSEGV received, but no signal handler set signal SIGSEGV received, but no signal handler set signal SIGSEGV received, but no signal handler set install exited abnormally :-( --received signal 11 ... Did someone experience the same? What could be wrong? Did I mirror the site wrong? (BTW with wget -rm ...) I also thought of doing a Mandrake live update with the first CD. The system seems to be busy for a whilecopying files and I get no error message, but when I check some packages, nothing has been updated. I'm quite unexperienced with the Mandrake tools, what am I doing wrong here as well? Does the hdlist thing above also prevent live update from working correctly? Thanks for any help... Regards, Marcio Cordero p00h wrote: > > > The a argunent to rsync means 'archive', and that means a literal > > copy of the user and group numbers for each file from the site you > > are archiving. The permissions are also literally copied. Could > > that be why you are not seeing files? > > 1, I've tried creating images with and without chown -R root.root ./cooker, >but it doesn't really matter. > 2, Packages containing a '+' are non-existent in the isos. > 3, rsync can only archive what really is on the remote site > 4, cooker/images/all.img is _not_ there > 5, group ids and user ids get adjusted with rsync -av: > you _can_ see the files being root - it's just they will have numeric gids > and uids if you don't have those groups on your system. > 6, try to find >ftp://sunsite.uio.no/pub/unix/linux/Mandrake-devel/cooker/images/all.img > Is it really there? > 7, Dear Ron, have you tried iso creation in the last few days from sunsite? > Do you have a proper method for creating cooker isos that work at least 90% > of the time? > Does anyone have one? > > Moral: > Is there one? > > p00h
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
Ooops, sorry for the root thing, I just set up my email account and... Marcio Cordero wrote: > > Hi, I've been watching this thread for a while and it helped me to fix > the problem with the 34kB CD1. Now I get a 651.5MB CD1, 534.5MB CD2 and > 252MB CD3. I tried to install Cooker from scratch but when it checked > for packages I got the message: > ... > error encountered (or so): > depslist ordered mismatch against hdlist files > ... > and on the terminal I get after a while: > ... > signal SIGSEGV received, but no signal handler set > signal SIGSEGV received, but no signal handler set > signal SIGSEGV received, but no signal handler set > signal SIGSEGV received, but no signal handler set > install exited abnormally :-( --received signal 11 > ... > Did someone experience the same? What could be wrong? Did I mirror the > site wrong? (BTW with wget -rm ...) > I also thought of doing a Mandrake live update with the first CD. The > system seems to be busy for a whilecopying files and I get no error > message, but when I check some packages, nothing has been updated. I'm > quite unexperienced with the Mandrake tools, what am I doing wrong here > as well? Does the hdlist thing above also prevent live update from > working correctly? Thanks for any help... > Regards, > Marcio Cordero > > p00h wrote: > > > > > The a argunent to rsync means 'archive', and that means a literal > > > copy of the user and group numbers for each file from the site you > > > are archiving. The permissions are also literally copied. Could > > > that be why you are not seeing files? > > > > 1, I've tried creating images with and without chown -R root.root ./cooker, > >but it doesn't really matter. > > 2, Packages containing a '+' are non-existent in the isos. > > 3, rsync can only archive what really is on the remote site > > 4, cooker/images/all.img is _not_ there > > 5, group ids and user ids get adjusted with rsync -av: > > you _can_ see the files being root - it's just they will have numeric gids > > and uids if you don't have those groups on your system. > > 6, try to find >ftp://sunsite.uio.no/pub/unix/linux/Mandrake-devel/cooker/images/all.img > > Is it really there? > > 7, Dear Ron, have you tried iso creation in the last few days from sunsite? > > Do you have a proper method for creating cooker isos that work at least 90% > > of the time? > > Does anyone have one? > > > > Moral: > > Is there one? > > > > p00h
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
Phil Green wrote: > I didn't see it on the listserv, was it on the cooker website? Well, search you local cache. Search deja.com. It's up to you not to miss mailing list announcements. -- Regards, Ron. [AU]
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
I didn't see it on the listserv, was it on the cooker website? - Original Message - From: "Ron Stodden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 4:19 PM Subject: Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse. > p00h wrote: > > > > 7, Dear Ron, have you tried iso creation in the last few days from sunsite? > > Do you have a proper method for creating cooker isos that work at least 90% > > of the time? > > No & No. Hve you tried Warly's latest script (day before yesterday, > here) for Cooker iso creation? > > -- > Regards, > > Ron. [AU] > >
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
p00h wrote: > > 7, Dear Ron, have you tried iso creation in the last few days from sunsite? > Do you have a proper method for creating cooker isos that work at least 90% > of the time? No & No. Hve you tried Warly's latest script (day before yesterday, here) for Cooker iso creation? -- Regards, Ron. [AU]
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
Tim McKenzie wrote: > Ron that mkcd.pl script you gave me gives the same results. I tried toying > with it a little but haven't gotten it to work successfully. I'm still > ending up with one 34k file that has something about mkisofs inside of after > I checked it out with vi. If I need to paste let me know. Can someone from > Mandrake try to make the ISOs and see what happens? Warly? -- Regards, Ron. [AU]
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
> > > The a argunent to rsync means 'archive', and that means a literal > > copy of the user and group numbers for each file from the site you > > are archiving. The permissions are also literally copied. Could > > that be why you are not seeing files? > > 1, I've tried creating images with and without chown -R root.root ./cooker, >but it doesn't really matter. > 2, Packages containing a '+' are non-existent in the isos. > 3, rsync can only archive what really is on the remote site > 4, cooker/images/all.img is _not_ there > 5, group ids and user ids get adjusted with rsync -av: > you _can_ see the files being root - it's just they will have numeric gids > and uids if you don't have those groups on your system. > 6, try to find ftp://sunsite.uio.no/pub/unix/linux/Mandrake-devel/cooker/images/all.img > Is it really there? > 7, Dear Ron, have you tried iso creation in the last few days from sunsite? > Do you have a proper method for creating cooker isos that work at least 90% > of the time? > Does anyone have one? > Ron that mkcd.pl script you gave me gives the same results. I tried toying with it a little but haven't gotten it to work successfully. I'm still ending up with one 34k file that has something about mkisofs inside of after I checked it out with vi. If I need to paste let me know. Can someone from Mandrake try to make the ISOs and see what happens?
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
> The a argunent to rsync means 'archive', and that means a literal > copy of the user and group numbers for each file from the site you > are archiving. The permissions are also literally copied. Could > that be why you are not seeing files? 1, I've tried creating images with and without chown -R root.root ./cooker, but it doesn't really matter. 2, Packages containing a '+' are non-existent in the isos. 3, rsync can only archive what really is on the remote site 4, cooker/images/all.img is _not_ there 5, group ids and user ids get adjusted with rsync -av: you _can_ see the files being root - it's just they will have numeric gids and uids if you don't have those groups on your system. 6, try to find ftp://sunsite.uio.no/pub/unix/linux/Mandrake-devel/cooker/images/all.img Is it really there? 7, Dear Ron, have you tried iso creation in the last few days from sunsite? Do you have a proper method for creating cooker isos that work at least 90% of the time? Does anyone have one? Moral: Is there one? p00h
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
p00h wrote: > > well I've just done "rsync -av --delete > sunsite.uio.no::Mandrake-devel/cooker/ cooker/" > and I still don't have it... > If you have it, be happy... The a argunent to rsync means 'archive', and that means a literal copy of the user and group numbers for each file from the site you are archiving. The permissions are also literally copied. Could that be why you are not seeing files? Moral: DON'T use -a except to back up _your_ site literally to somewhere else so it can be restored if necessary. The archive site _must_ have the same user id and group id assignments. -- Regards, Ron. [AU]
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
It seems as if rpms containing a '+' will never make their way into the isos... Is this because of mkcd.pl, or mkisofs? Amongst others these are libgtk, timidity, libstdc++ and others. They are in the repository, they are included in base/rpmslist, they get processed by mkcd.pl - at least, it finds them - but they are not on the iso images Could someone comment on this? p00h It seems that RPMs that contain a + On K, 16 JAN 2001 20:36:01 Terry Nelms wrote: > I don't believe it matters how you install. I have tried hd, cd, and > network. > All of them complain about the timezone config files being missing. This > has > been happening for quite some time now. It's probably been over a month > since I > have been able to get cooker to install. > > Terry >
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
On Tuesday 16 January 2001 20:36, Terry Nelms wrote: > I don't believe it matters how you install. I have tried hd, cd, and > network. All of them complain about the timezone config files being > missing. This has been happening for quite some time now. It's probably > been over a month since I have been able to get cooker to install. Well, since you've been having problems for over a month I guess it must be locally? (eg. specific for your machine) Anybody that know anything about this? :) -- \ Christian A Strømmen / \ Number1/NumeroUno @ Undernet - Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] / \ Web: www.realityx.net - Cell: +47 911 43 948 / Live your life by your dreams, not by the limits of reality...
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
I don't believe it matters how you install. I have tried hd, cd, and network. All of them complain about the timezone config files being missing. This has been happening for quite some time now. It's probably been over a month since I have been able to get cooker to install. Terry Christian A Strømmen [Number1/NumeroUno] wrote: On Tuesday 16 January 2001 17:10, p00h wrote: > I have rsynced sunsite.uio.no just a few hours ago, but I run into the same > problem > as I did yesterday (I install from cdrom). > Namely: packages are all set up - the next step would be timezone > configuration, > but the installer complains that it cannot find the timezone config > files > And you'll not be able to go on to the next step (services config) since > the installer > just keeps complaining... > I can't analyze the logs, since perl keeps complaining about unsupported > locales and messes > up the console screen ;( - and I cannot set the locale to C... > This way, it is a little hard to troubleshoot cd installation. > Text mode expert installation had frozen the whole system hard. Is this a bug that is specific for you or are others experiencing this too? Maybe I should install from hd instead of cd..? -- \ Christian A Strømmen / \ Number1/NumeroUno @ Undernet - Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] / \ Web: www.realityx.net - Cell: +47 911 43 948 / Live your life by your dreams, not by the limits of reality... -- Terry Nelms ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), Senior Network Engineer nfusen http://www.nfusen.com Voice: 601.939.4889 x109 Fax: 601.939.1848 "Accept no failure."
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
On Tuesday 16 January 2001 17:10, p00h wrote: > I have rsynced sunsite.uio.no just a few hours ago, but I run into the same > problem > as I did yesterday (I install from cdrom). > Namely: packages are all set up - the next step would be timezone > configuration, > but the installer complains that it cannot find the timezone config > files > And you'll not be able to go on to the next step (services config) since > the installer > just keeps complaining... > I can't analyze the logs, since perl keeps complaining about unsupported > locales and messes > up the console screen ;( - and I cannot set the locale to C... > This way, it is a little hard to troubleshoot cd installation. > Text mode expert installation had frozen the whole system hard. Is this a bug that is specific for you or are others experiencing this too? Maybe I should install from hd instead of cd..? -- \ Christian A Strømmen / \ Number1/NumeroUno @ Undernet - Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] / \ Web: www.realityx.net - Cell: +47 911 43 948 / Live your life by your dreams, not by the limits of reality...
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
On K, 16 JAN 2001 18:50:13 Christian A Strømmen [Number1/NumeroUno] wrote: > I'm just preparing to make my first cooker cd (the only reason for my > reinstall is because of the change to glibc 2.2, I don't like to > reinstall my > os ;), and have just mirrored the dir on sunsite, I got the mkcd.pl > script > from this list and what I'm wondering about is: > 1. I have the all.img you're talking about, should I still change it to > cdrom.img (meaning to boot from the cd and install from that). well I've just done "rsync -av --delete sunsite.uio.no::Mandrake-devel/cooker/ cooker/" and I still don't have it... If you have it, be happy... > 2. will the script create two cd's? If not, what about the rest of the > packages that won't fit on cd1 ? As I understand, the script will create as many CDs as listed in Mandrake/base/rpmslist... At default, it will create 3 CD-s See http://www.mail-archive.com/cooker@linux-mandrake.com/msg25918.html and the thread on this... However, I still don't know what is happening with timezones:( p00h
Re: [Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
On Tuesday 16 January 2001 17:10, p00h wrote: > I've seen a thread concerning mkcd.pl and 34Meg iso files. > It happened to me as well. > Now, if you grep for mkisofs in the log file, you'll se that > images/all.img is missing. > Changing "images/all.img" to "images/cdrom.img" in the mkcd.pl script > should solve your problems - > Maybe an rm -rf /tmp/build_hdlist is also a good idea before recompilation. I'm just preparing to make my first cooker cd (the only reason for my reinstall is because of the change to glibc 2.2, I don't like to reinstall my os ;), and have just mirrored the dir on sunsite, I got the mkcd.pl script from this list and what I'm wondering about is: 1. I have the all.img you're talking about, should I still change it to cdrom.img (meaning to boot from the cd and install from that). 2. will the script create two cd's? If not, what about the rest of the packages that won't fit on cd1 ? -- \ Christian A Strømmen / \ Number1/NumeroUno @ Undernet - Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] / \ Web: www.realityx.net - Cell: +47 911 43 948 / Live your life by your dreams, not by the limits of reality...
[Cooker] mkcd.pl, timezones, wheel mouse.....
I've seen a thread concerning mkcd.pl and 34Meg iso files. It happened to me as well. Now, if you grep for mkisofs in the log file, you'll se that images/all.img is missing. Changing "images/all.img" to "images/cdrom.img" in the mkcd.pl script should solve your problems - Maybe an rm -rf /tmp/build_hdlist is also a good idea before recompilation. If you run into troubles when you change your mouse type to wheel mouse during install,move the wheel _first_ and then the mouse -and do it _slowly_. After a few seconds, the mouse was back to normal.(A4Tech 4d mouse) I suspect that this will be the case for all IMPS/2 types... I have rsynced sunsite.uio.no just a few hours ago, but I run into the same problem as I did yesterday (I install from cdrom). Namely: packages are all set up - the next step would be timezone configuration, but the installer complains that it cannot find the timezone config files And you'll not be able to go on to the next step (services config) since the installer just keeps complaining... I can't analyze the logs, since perl keeps complaining about unsupported locales and messes up the console screen ;( - and I cannot set the locale to C... This way, it is a little hard to troubleshoot cd installation. Text mode expert installation had frozen the whole system hard. p00h
