I backed up and created a live cd from my slitaz setup so far with tazlito writeiso gzip. Worked fine. However, a few changes later, I wanted to create a new iso but this time it kept insisting to put in the live cd. It was inserted, the cd tray turned unresponsive. Trying to eject the cd didn't work cause sr0 wasn't being recognized. It was just blocked. Any ideas anyone?
tazlito error
(3 posts) (3 voices)- Started 13 years ago by pcromagnon
- Latest reply from ms3811
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mojo
offlineKey MasterMany computers don't include a cdrom drive or the drive/disk is unreliable.
tazlito writeiso should offer the option of loop mounting a slitaz iso image file as an alternative source to a cdrom drive/live cd for the kernel and bootloader files./usr/bin/tazlito <= line 2194
# Now we need the kernel and isolinux files.
if mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom 2>/dev/null; then
cp /media/cdrom/boot/bzImage $ROOTCD/boot
cp -a /media/cdrom/boot/isolinux $ROOTCD/boot
umount /media/cdrom
else
echo -e "
Unable to mount the cdrom to copy the Kernel and needed files. When SliTaz
is running in RAM the kernel and bootloader files are kept on the cdrom.
Please insert a LiveCD or unmount the current cdrom to let Tazlito handle
the media.\n"
echo -en "----\nENTER to continue..."; read i
exit 1
fiwodim -checkdrive
If your cdrom is /dev/sr0
tux@slitaz:~$ ls -la /dev/cdrom
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 8 Aug 7 09:02 /dev/cdrom -> /dev/sr0If the live cd is mounted it won't eject.
root@slitaz:~#umount /media/cdromTry this to open/close tray in xterm as root:
eject <=open tray
eject -t <=close trayOn some installs a regular user must be added to disk group to use the eject command and have full cdrom drive access:
root@slitaz:~# addgroup tux diskPosted 13 years ago #
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