Mondo Out of Date in Woody
I obtained a version of mondo directly from Hugo Rabson a year and a
half ago. With one workaround it worked perfectly with potato.
I just finished a lengthy and difficult upgrade to woody and kernel
2.4.18 and wanted to back up the complete system. I knew mondo was in
the stable distribution so I installed it and ran it. It reported no
errors but when I booted from the backup cd I got the message:
Unable to mount device /dev/hdb5 (type ext2) at /mnt/RESTORING/usr
I emailed Hugo who directed me to Bugzilla. I filed a bug report noting
that the debian stable package was mondo 1.41.1-1 and the Bugzilla
version list started with version 1.43.
I got this reply:
Wow, I didn't realize that Debian was pushing such an old version. Well, we
have updated mondo many versions and I doubt that this problem exists in the
newer version. Please upgrade to a later version, and ask your debian
maintaner to get a newer version of mondo in the stable release.
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