Re: Gparted - Hacked from Debian for 2008 OS
 

Here, I hope it is attached. Did I need red pill mode for this?

Re: Gparted - Hacked from Debian for 2008 OS
 

I don't see any errors from the install. Can you clear the log and try to reinstall, then paste new log if it fails again.

Thanks,

pb

Re: Gparted - Hacked from Debian for 2008 OS
 

ok. i think there's something there this time.

Re: Gparted - Hacked from Debian for 2008 OS
 

I need to update it again, its still conflicting with e2fsprogs

dpkg: error processing /media/mmc1/backups/gparted-hack.deb (--install):
trying to overwrite `/usr/share/locale/cs/LC_MESSAGES/e2fsprogs.mo', which is also in package e2fsprogs


I will update it when I get a chance, if you want to use it, uninstall e2fsprogs, or force install from the command line

Re: Gparted - Hacked from Debian for 2008 OS
 

Haaay PB guess what happened? I did the above and IT WORKED! Gparted runs okay so far. Also, it reports that my internal MMC does have the ext2 and ext3 partitions laid out as desired, and that they are about equally used up (in other words, your program installed the two partitions and copied everything over just as it was supposed to do). The only problem is, it doesn't show the ext3 partition in the boot menu.

There any way I can edit that menu to make it show up??

Re: Gparted - Hacked from Debian for 2008 OS
 

Did you try to install bootmenu-installer

http://penguinbait.com/bootmenu-installer.deb

This will scan for partitions and write out a new bootmenu.

Let me know

Re: Gparted - Hacked from Debian for 2008 OS
 

When does that one execute? Do I have to run it or does it run automatically? I think it was already on there; when I installed it, it said it was an "update". No change to the boot menu.

Re: Gparted - Hacked from Debian for 2008 OS
 

Uninstall the deb and reinstall it.

the install-tools and bootmenu-installer and install-tools-ad.tgz all use /root/install-tools.

Be sure to remove install-tools and bootmenu-install before using install-tools-ad.tgz

bootmenu-installer and install-tools can be uninstalled, but they do not remove anything but the install files, it will not remove the bootmenu or the partitions..

Re: Gparted - Hacked from Debian for 2008 OS
 

I uninstalled it, rebooted, no change. I reinstalled it, rebooted, still no change. My app. manager does not list install-tools or install-tools-ad among installed apps.

Re: Gparted - Hacked from Debian for 2008 OS
 

Have you tried to reinstall the install-tools-ad

It just sounds like that partition was never properly cloned.