On Thu, Jul 13, 2023 at 09:17 PM, Logan Grosz wrote: > > I am having a similar problem with `wic cp` and ext4. Though, my problem is > a file cannot be copied to a specific path with `wic cp <src> > <image>:<part><path>. No matter what I put, the file gets put at the root. > > ``` > $ wic cp test ./my.wic:1/etc/ > $ wic ls test ./my.wic:1/etc/ > . > .. > $ wic ls ./my.wic:1 > . > .. > /etc > test > ``` > > I am unsure if this is related, but I thought I'd mention it since I am > experiencing issues with the same command. > > Logan Hi Logan,
I think this is the same problem.<br> Has anyone of you tried to use this "-n" or "--native-sysroot <path>" parameter like here?: <br> `wic cp <src> <dest-image>:<partition><path> --native-sysroot <path>` <br> In my YOCTO build I see that e.g. `mtools` and `parted` are also built. <br> So I tried these but do not see a difference.<br> My suspicion is, that the interworking between the `wic`-python script and the external used tools has somehow a problem. Perhaps it works only with specific versions. <br> It is sad that no errors/warnings are shown which could lead to an answer.<br> Cheers, Markus
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