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Author Topic: Two metods of Install crashed for me.  (Read 2031 times)
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« on: April 07, 2005, 10:58:59 pm »

Detecting problems to install pluto from image or auto install in sarge.

The installation from scripts say: "ConfirmDependencies_Debian.sh: line3 /usr/pluto/install/Common.sh: No such file or directory"

This msg error is correct, me don´t have this file, ¿why?

And the installation from boot cd, crashed when id-cdrom modprobe runs (too much time in standby).

Thx a lot.
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« Reply #1 on: April 08, 2005, 10:44:55 am »

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The installation from scripts say: "ConfirmDependencies_Debian.sh: line3 /usr/pluto/install/Common.sh: No such file or directory"

This msg error is correct, me don´t have this file, ¿why?

Installation from scripts hasn't been tested yet, and by the looks of it we don't provide all the installation scripts needed (there are about 6 files).

The installation scripts in /usr/pluto/install/ are copied from the CD before the 1st reboot from the Pluto-Install directory found on the CD. If Common.sh isn't there, the copy probably failed. Currently there is no check for failed copies so if it failed there's no way to know.

To do a basic check, go to a console (Alt+F2), login as root, and type these commands:
Code:
1. mount /dev/cdrom /mnt
2. cp /media/cdrom/Pluto-Install/Common.sh /usr/pluto/install
3. echo $?


Then tell me what you see on screen after commands 2 and 3. Command 2 should not display anything and command 3 should display 0 when ran immediately after command 2.
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And the installation from boot cd, crashed when ide-cdrom modprobe runs (too much time in standby).

This isn't right. What is your system configuration (motherboard model, chipset, CDROM make, S-ATA status)?
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