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2014-06-21
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#3101
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Originally Posted by TomJ
You might consider using tar to copy the ED files, as described on this page, in order to "preserve ownership, permissions, and timestamps".
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2014-06-21
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#3102
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Originally Posted by zerox
cp -a will do that for you too.
You might consider using tar to copy the ED files, as described on this page, in order to "preserve ownership, permissions, and timestamps".
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2014-06-22
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#3103
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Originally Posted by pichlo
I'm getting a load of
cp -a will do that for you too.
Code:
cp:Cannot preserve owership of foo: Operation not permitted
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2014-06-22
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#3104
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OK, got around the ownership preservation thing but...
I have documented what I'm trying to do at http://wiki.maemo.org/User_talk:Tomj#Prepare_backup,
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Last edited by TomJ; 2014-06-22 at 20:31.
I have documented what I'm trying to do at http://wiki.maemo.org/User_talk:Tomj#Prepare_backup,
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2014-06-22
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#3105
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Quick check of understanding: editing /sbin/qchroot as so:
should be sufficient for Easy Debian to be able to access MyDocs, but not the rest of maemo's /home, shouldn't it?
Last edited by TomJ; 2014-06-23 at 07:33.
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echo .... >/dev/stderr #mount -o bind /home/user "$CHROOT/home/user" # Do it the Fremantle way. #mount /dev/mmcblk0p2 "$CHROOT/home" mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 "$CHROOT/home/user/MyDocs"
should be sufficient for Easy Debian to be able to access MyDocs, but not the rest of maemo's /home, shouldn't it?
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2014-06-23
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#3106
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Originally Posted by sulu
Thanks. So it might be good idea to include it into the easy-deb-chroot package
Basically yes, although my version is even simpler (and therefore probably less elegant):I don't remember the details but when I had some problems with lingering mounts I decided to use steamroller tactics.Code:pp900-a:/sbin# diff closechroot closechroot.old --- closechroot +++ closechroot.old @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ fi #Abort if chroot not mounted. -if [ "$IMGFILE" != "none" ] && [ ! -f "$CHROOT/var/lock/qmount-complete" ] ; then +if [ ! -f "$CHROOT/var/lock/qmount-complete" ] ; then echo "Nothing to do; chroot not mounted!" - exit 1 + #exit 1 fi
All you have to do is make sure everything that was mounted gets unmounted afterwards.
Do you want to do it yourself as at the moment you're the actual Easy Debian maintainer?
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2014-06-24
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#3107
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Originally Posted by Estel
Hi Estel!!
(...) Of course, if people consider my usability modifications useful (sic!), I could release a tar that, upon extraction, should bring them into Wheezy version, too. No more wheezy images, though as - despite my ever-lasting admiration of sulu for his wonderful work on bringing so nearly complete wheezy experience - I stopped using wheezy alltogether, as the 3 confirmed things that won't work there (chromium, parts of gimp, and [g]parted) are, incidentally, the three things that I use in ED the most
Thanks for your willingness to host images, qole - such stability means a lot in troubles times of dissapearing hosts. I hope you can expect an squeeze-estel-final from me in few days
/Estel
I'm waiting your image with impatience. Browsing (and music too) is what I do with ED.
By the way, how to delete setting files when, for example, I switch images?
I noticed that when I change the images, the settings in ED from previous image was still here (panel for example). It could be useful because i'm obliged to install/uninstall ED each time I switch to a new image (in order to have a clean install)
Thanks in advance.
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2014-07-11
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#3108
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sulu: Your fix is partially in extras-devel ( without the commented out #exit 1)
I noticed a problem, though, that /var/lock/qmount-complete isn't created. Therefore, closechroot thinks there've been no mounts
I noticed a problem, though, that /var/lock/qmount-complete isn't created. Therefore, closechroot thinks there've been no mounts
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2014-07-15
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#3109
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Sorry for the late reply!
btw:
I have no ambitions of becoming a true ED maintainer. I only have very rudimentary knowledge of the packages and no intentions to change that.
Please feel free to apply any changes you like!
Originally Posted by marmistrz
I'm not quite sure I understand. Commnting out exit 1 is my "fix".
sulu: Your fix is partially in extras-devel ( without the commented out #exit 1)
Originally Posted by marmistrz
That's why exit 1 is commented out and why I said my solution would be less elegant - you could also call it dirty.
I noticed a problem, though, that /var/lock/qmount-complete isn't created. Therefore, closechroot thinks there've been no mounts
btw:
I have no ambitions of becoming a true ED maintainer. I only have very rudimentary knowledge of the packages and no intentions to change that.
Please feel free to apply any changes you like!
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