Re: Ext3, Apt-get and chrooted environments

Hi Jan-Benedict > [ If you start with a new topic, please start with a fresh email. DON'T > take some random old mail and delete it's subject - you'll break > proper threading! Thanks. ] oops... sorry... > > Prior chroot'ing to /target: > > # mv /target/sbin/start-stop-daemon /target/sbin/start

Re: Ext3, Apt-get and chrooted environments

On Mon, 2004-04-26 17:01:29 +0200, Andrew Miehs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: [ If you start with a new topic, please start with a fresh email. DON'T take some random old mail and delete it's subject - you'll break proper threading! Thanks. ] > I have recently disc

Re: Ext3, Apt-get and chrooted environments

Hi Jan-Benedict > [ If you start with a new topic, please start with a fresh email. DON'T > take some random old mail and delete it's subject - you'll break > proper threading! Thanks. ] oops... sorry... > > Prior chroot'ing to /target: > > # mv /target/sbin/start-stop-daemon /target/sbin/start

Re: Ext3, Apt-get and chrooted environments

On Mon, 2004-04-26 17:01:29 +0200, Andrew Miehs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: [ If you start with a new topic, please start with a fresh email. DON'T take some random old mail and delete it's subject - you'll break proper threading! Thanks. ] > I have recently disc

Ext3, Apt-get and chrooted environments

Hi all, I have recently discovered that my PXE install scripts are destroying my ext3 file systems, due to me not unmounting the drive before rebooting. The second part of my install chroots into /target and runs apt-get dselect-upgrade. Unfortunately, I can not umount the new root disk '/target'

Ext3, Apt-get and chrooted environments

Hi all, I have recently discovered that my PXE install scripts are destroying my ext3 file systems, due to me not unmounting the drive before rebooting. The second part of my install chroots into /target and runs apt-get dselect-upgrade. Unfortunately, I can not umount the new root disk '/target'