cmanb
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Posted: June 05 2006,16:12 |
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This is a new one for me.
I've been merrily running 2.2 on my thumbdrive for ages. Yesterday I tried to load python.uci, which I've done plenty of times before, along with various other uci's including openoffice, etc.
This time, however, I got an error message. I popup window says "Please mount media containing optional dir and try again." and at the prompt (where I was using mydsl-load to load it) I got a "/dev/cloop[x]: no such device or address"
Same message from within emelfm.
I downloaded 2.4 ISO and copied the KNOPPIX file over to my thumbdrive, verified the new version by calling tcc. Same error messages.
ls /dev/cloop* shows all 64 cloops.
Double checking the md5sum shows all is okay on that front.
Trying to load another uci (ace.uci) shows the same results.
.dsl and .tar.gz load fine.
I peeked at mydsl-load, mountci, and cloopmap.lua, but can't really make too much out of 'em.
And this is where I'm stuck. Any insight/suggestions?
---Edit---
I spun a livecd (3.0rc1b) and booted up a "qemu frugal fromhd=/dev/sda1 mydsl=harddisk restore=harddisk" and was able to load the python.uci. I did notice a message, though, that read something like python.uci: ~65k blocks/byte, largest block ~45k blocks
Couldn't see it all as it flashed by and couldn't find the log.
I still can't load the extension when embedded, though. I get the following message at startup:
python modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module block-major-240
---Further Edit---
Doing something totally unrelated, I discovered that /dev/cloop is protected. Got a "permission denied" when I tried to mess with it.
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