alastair lewis
07-06-2005, 03:41 PM
I have been trying to use partimage from knoppix to back-up the ubuntu installation on my laptop (/hda2 to the home partition /hda3).
I type in a terminal the following
'sudo partimage -z2 save /dev/hda2 /mnt/hd3/ubuntu.partimg.bz2'
I can F5 through the partimage windows until the end where I get the error message "cannot create temp file on [/mnt/hda3], please check that you have room and access rights."
'df' tells me that /hda3 has 13GB of free space
'ls -l /mnt' tells me that /hda3 belongs to root with rwx access for root
If I open a root terminal the end result is the same.
'sudo partimage -z2 save /dev/hda2 ubuntu.partimg.bz2' starts the whole process with the image file going into /knoppix/home. This unfortunately is far too small for the resulting file.
Can anyone help?
I type in a terminal the following
'sudo partimage -z2 save /dev/hda2 /mnt/hd3/ubuntu.partimg.bz2'
I can F5 through the partimage windows until the end where I get the error message "cannot create temp file on [/mnt/hda3], please check that you have room and access rights."
'df' tells me that /hda3 has 13GB of free space
'ls -l /mnt' tells me that /hda3 belongs to root with rwx access for root
If I open a root terminal the end result is the same.
'sudo partimage -z2 save /dev/hda2 ubuntu.partimg.bz2' starts the whole process with the image file going into /knoppix/home. This unfortunately is far too small for the resulting file.
Can anyone help?