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Last edited by subject546 (2015-09-03 15:58:45)
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Which ways have you tried?
The way that works for you is the "correct" way
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i tried the 3d entry..
i was a bit skeptical about the other ones because of difference i versions and such..
sorry for the strange naming of option 5... i did not try it jet.. i named it this way because the tilte says "for Non-Techies"
lol when i look back at that post now it seams stupid
anyway i will give number 5 a try and thx for the quick response
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Crash and burn on that one at the step to chown the persistence partition. I'm also still not sure if the file needs to be persistence.conf or live-persistence.conf. I might come back to that, but on to the last link for now.
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sudo /sbin/install-mbr /dev/sdX
Last edited by hhh (2015-11-07 13:14:09)
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Yup that all seems good! I'm going to run through it again one more time to triple-check, but it seems solid.
I look forward to some feedback on this (especially from a wheezy user).
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@hhh
Great work! If it seems good, then it should be a Sticky HowTo!
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Thanks! As usual with everything Debian Live, it was a PITA to figure out. Let's wait for some feedback.
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^Exactly, please.
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Just an aside, to echo something to a root-owned file, there's this alternative to changing to root with su:
echo / union | sudo tee persistence.conf
(That space between / and union should be there, right?)
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/ space union, yes. Nice tip!
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On boot:
"MBR
This is not a bootable disk. Please insert a bootable floppy and
press any key to try again ..."
Same on two machines.
Hint:
When I plugin the usb on a running system it gets mounted as
/media/Debian wheezy-DI-b1 i386 1
so it looks as if the parent Wheezy system has interfered somewhere. The stuff inside mostly looks like Jessie though.
Also, I wondered if you might have omitted a couple of 'umount' commands, after mounting and doing stuff with the partitions? Especially, before
mount /dev/sdX2 /mnt
shouldn't there be a
umount /mnt
?
Even saying that - I did it twice, the second time with the umounts and it made no difference.
I'll try it one more time on a Jessie box.
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@johnraff, I was afraid that it wouldn't work on wheezy. You did have the boot flag set on your first USB partition?
The unmount command was left out intentionally. When I tried unmounting at that point, I got a "drive currently in use, more info may be found in..." message (sorry, I didn't copy it, I will when I do more testing). I tried pulling the drive and reinserting it at that point, the drive was then identified as /dev/sdc on my system. Weirdness.
I added your tweak to the tutorial.
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Gah! The drive was busy because I hadn't cd'd out of it. Post updated.
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MBR
vesamenu.c32: not a COM32R image
boot:
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Great that you got it working! Too bad it took 4 tries, but better late than never.
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I consider four times a smal issue compared to my big issue (different thread)
Hopfully someone else can make it in the first go instead with the help of my tries.
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