Remastering of 64-bits version: Trouble with isofs? Huge .rr_mved
I have just tried the first remastering of a 64-bits version, and everything looks fine. The init halts, however, at the end of the init script, when /home is to be mounted by /bin/mount and /sbin/init is to be run. Knoppix complains it can't find those files, but I have loop-mounted the KNOPPIX image and run mount from it - works perfectly fine. So I wonder what is wrong here.
It is a large image - 7.5 GB (compressed from ca 20GB, 4700 packages) , and there were lots of complaints during the creation of isofs. .rr_moved is huge:
r-xr-xr-x 4956 root root 632832 Jul 17 09:52 .rr_moved
But everything seems fine under loop-mounting, from df output:
/dev/cloop1 19578442 19578442 0 100% /tmp/KNOPPIX
So I wonder if the problems may stem from isofs? Or is there some kind of difficulty inherent in remastering from HD? Or is there something with 64 bits in play?
I copied /dev from a KNOPPIX cloop image, not from the HD install. Could this lead to such problems?
I also think I might switch to squashfs, or is the present cloop-based system much to prefer?
Trond
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