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1.0.4 Resizing pup001 in NTFS: Error : Invalid argument whil
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Short story: I get the following message when rebooting puppy after resizing pup001
I downloaded pup001.zip from ibiblio. Created the extension using fsutil Appended pup001 and the pupextension Rebooted I get the error and the boot process pauses for 60 seconds. When puppy starts I can see that the root fs seems to be the correct size. Extra information: I already had a resized pup001 file working OK under 1.0.3. I first backed it up and restarted with 1.0.4. It updated the menues, removed unregistered files from /usr, etc. No error, no problem. I just decided to start fresh and reinstall the packages I really need and copy files from the old pup001. So: 1.0.4 does not complain when the file has already been resized by 1.0.3. Is this a bug? am I doing something wrong? |
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rarsa
 Joined: 29 May 2005 Posts: 3053 Location: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada |
Sorry, it was me not logged in. 
Actually I meant to say that the /root fs does not seem to be the right size. In the 'How to: Enlarging the pup001 file in XP (NTFS) siv explains a similar problem and Barry explains that in 1.0.4 you just need to resize in the XP command line (as I did). But it still does not work. As I said in the previous message: I can use the resized 1.0.3 pup001 file. But I cannot resize a new pup001 file under 1.0.4 |
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rarsa
Joined: 29 May 2005 Posts: 3053 Location: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada |
After a quick investigation I found a solution. From my point of view it seems like a bug in the rc.sysinit script. The resize2fs command does not like the -F (flush) option. I am adding the workaround I followed to the corresponding HowTo. |
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