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Hi,
I'm currently using Slitaz 4 in my notebook, but before installing Slitaz 5 (Rolling) I want to try it.
So I tried to do a Live USB with various Live USB creation tools but none of them help me, doesn't matter what tool I use it keeps giving me the error. I tried also with another desktop computer but the same error appears. The error is the following:
"c32box.c32: not a com32 image."
It would be awesome if you could help me, thanks in advance.
Ronald.
//It´s a 4 GB USB.
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Hi Ronald
--> I'm currently using Slitaz 4 <--
This error happens because you used a distribution with an earlier version of the syslinux package to create the bootable USB.
and:
Since early 2016 the * .c32 files are compressed by lzma and isolinux.bin is updated to support it.
http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/c32box
and
http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/boot-error-after-cleaning-old-rootfs-files#post-41551
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Simple solution: fomat USB manually with Gparted before creating Live USB... always, don not trust USB creation tools.
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@ romasa2k
[*]You can run Rolling from ISO:
download the last Rolling, say in /home/tux/Downloads
[*]add this entry in your /boot/grub/menu.lst
# SliTaz 5.0 Rolling - LiveISO
#
title SliTaz 5.0 Rolling (kernel 3.2.71)
map --mem --heads=0 --sectors-per-track=0 (hd0,0)/home/tux/Downloads/slitaz-rolling-core.iso (hd32)
map --hook
chainloader (hd32)
(hd0,0) suppose your /home is on the first partition of your hard disk)
[*]You can also use a frugal install; see http://doc.slitaz.org/en:guides:uncommoninst#frugal-install
[*]or still boot from web:
install gpxe package
[c]tazpkg -gi gpxe --forced[/c]
[c]--forced[/c] because if my memory serves me well, gpxe is not correctly installed on a full 4.0 installation
[*]adding these lines to your /boot/grub/menu.lst
# Boot from web
#
title Boot from web
kernel/boot/gpxe
should work.
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@ devs
Really strange.
I tried to boot from web with my full installation SliTaz 4.0 but I loop on the first screen.
I tried with SliTaz Rolling in full installation, no success too.
But when I try with a LiveUSB (last rolling), no problem.
O.o ???
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Hi,
Ceel, the first solution is the best thing that I've ever seen. Now we don't even need a USB to boot, you only need to have the ISO in your hard disk a that's all.
Thank you, great solution.
Ronald.
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Tried this suggestion from Andried:
Simple solution: fomat USB manually with Gparted before creating Live USB... always, don not trust USB creation tools
This did not work. I received the same message regarding "c32box.c32: not a com32 image." Gparted did nothing for me on this one.
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Tried again. Installed using dd. Worked a treat.
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