Re: cloop read error

Hi p5005,

On 12/5/05, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,

Does the mainmodule load at all ?

> (all binaries and script that i use are taken from morphing-morphix)
>

Are you building it from the LiveCD or building it on a different
linux environment ? It looks like the cloop used to build the module
is the wrong version, but the live-cd should have the correct cloop
versions.

> mmaker -t /mnt/sda1/tmp -g debian-bootstrap-sid.tgz default.xml \
> default-module.mod

Was the default repository on the templates changed from 192.168.0.1
to a valid repository ?

I have not pointed the template directly to Debian to try to encourage
the use of local repositories and reduce the load on Debian servers.

>
> To build minimodule i use minimod-gen.
> this is my minimod tree:
> #ls test-mini/morphix
> REDME files loadmod.sh main_module mini_module

There is a patched version of minimodule-gen on the Morphing-Morphix
CD which includes as file in test-mini/morphix/files/ called
minimodule.junk to make sure the module is above the minimum size.


> [...]
> cloop: Read error at pos 477 in file <NULL>, 3619 bytes lost.
> * Loading Module /cdrom/mainmod/default-module.mod ...
> cloop: losetup_file: 2052 blocks, 65536 bytes/block, largest block is
> 65562 bytes.
> cloop: Can't open device read-write
> [...]
> * Checking for MiniModules on CDROM
> cloop: Read error at pos 477 in file <NULL>, 3619 bytes lost.
> head: cannot open '/mnt/main/morphix/main_module' for reading: No such
> file or directory

Either missing mainmodule ? or incorrect cloop version.

> * No able to find /mnt/mini/mod2/morphix/loadmod.sh, continuing
> [..]

Either missing minimodule ? or incorrect cloop version.


Hope this helps,
Brendan


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