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Re: How do I fix this error



On Saturday 10 October 2009, Diederik de Haas wrote:
> On 2009-10-11 thejunk.b@gmail.com wrote:
> > Before I purged the install I had run those commands.  I did not record
> >  the  error i got at that time sorry to say.
> >
> > The error I listed in my first post is after a clean install after I
> >  purged  the original install.  I even deleted the directory that the
> >  orignal install used.
> 
> What happens if you use lh_clean --purge?
> On the other hand, removing the whole directory should've fixed it.
> 
> What are you running as your host? stable? testing? sid?
> It could be that (especially when running sid) some packages don't work
>  correctly with live-helper atm, see for example bug #549076 which prevents
>  live-systems from booting correctly.
> 
> Diederik
> 

Thanks Diederik,

Refering back to my op, the physical machine is running Debian Squeeze AMD64 > 
virtual box3.0> Debian Lenny 32 which is what I am trying to build on.

Perhaps an explanation of what I am trying to build is in order.

Due to recient advances in crimeware's abilities I am no longer sure I trust 
local machines for sensitive finical transatcions.  By building a custom live 
cd that contains only a minimum amount of software and hardened is the best I 
can do for assurance that the system is safe.  When these sensitive 
transactions need to take place one only needs to boot to the live cd.  And 
yes I know about hardware viruses but the hardware the live cd will run on is 
to old to  be infected by them.

One thing I didn't mention before is that I installed the gui utility befor my 
second attempt and before the purge.  It built an image but it was unbootable.

It was at that point that I purged everything and tried to start over.  I 
think I will delete the virtual host and reinstall it and really start form 
scratch. That is unless someone has abetter idea.

-- 
if it ain't broke tweak it


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