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Thread: Solution: Very simple HD installation with cloop on VFAT par

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    I am experimenting with NTFS partition.

    I tried just copy the ntfs.o module to the initrd and load it but failed miserably. Will recompile a custom kernel with built-in NTFS support and try again.

    Will let you know if I can make it work.

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    Hi,

    cloop and ntfs don't work together .

    I have tried it some time ago with a NTFS partition:
    modprobe cloop file=/mnt/hda1/KNOPPIX/KNOPPIX

    and I get an oops:
    kernel NULL pointer dereference

    Ciao Martin

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    Just found out, too bad

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    I seem to remember using a DOS partition and LoadLin with Slackware Linux so I could reboot a WINDOZE box to Linux on the fly.

    Do you think I could do this with the KNOPPIX file on c:\KNOPPIX as with the boot floppy option, just get rid of the floppy?

    TIA,

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    Thanks for the verification guys. I tried it a few times and thought I was doing something wrong. I wonder if we could get a caution added to the faq about this not working with ntfs partitions.

    Thanks again for your help,
    Chuck

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    Quote Originally Posted by A. Jorge Garcia
    I seem to remember using a DOS partition and LoadLin with Slackware Linux so I could reboot a WINDOZE box to Linux on the fly.

    Do you think I could do this with the KNOPPIX file on c:\KNOPPIX as with the boot floppy option, just get rid of the floppy?

    TIA,
    yes. You must extract vmlinuz and miniroot.gz from boot.img

    for ex. c:

    C:\loadlin\loadlin.exe c:\vmlinuz lang=es screen=800x600 ramdisk_size=100000 init=/etc/init apm=power-off hda=scsi hdb=scsi hdc=scsi hdd=scsi hde=scsi hdf=scsi hdg=scsi hdh=scsi vga=0x314 initrd=c:\miniroot.gz quiet BOOT_IMAGE=knoppix

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    Quote Originally Posted by garyng
    As for changes to linuxrc, it is done this way :

    1. get into the boot.img and extract the vmlinuz and miniroot.gz file(there is a FAQ on this site under DOC) and put them on your c:\(or /dev/hda1)

    2. gzip -d miniroot.gz
    3. mount through loopback driver to the miniroot file(it is effectively a EXT2 system on a file)
    4. modify the linuxrc script file and change the line that mount the device(cd-rom in the script, easy to find if you have some scripting experience) from "ro" to "rw"
    5. gzip miniroot.gz

    now setup lilo as normal
    I have edited linuxrc as in step .4 but nothing changes. hda1 remains read only. ro appears only twice in the script, so there are few possibilities of mistake.
    any further instructions or that is all?
    thanks

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    that is the only thing I changed. Are you sure it is the modified miniroot.gz(thus the linuxrc) being loaded ? I usually put a line in it like "echo "gary's midification'" to make sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by garyng
    that is the only thing I changed. Are you sure it is the modified miniroot.gz(thus the linuxrc) being loaded ? I usually put a line in it like "echo "gary's midification'" to make sure.

    yes, I am sure. Thanks.

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    BTW, garyng, I was wondering the same thing (re: how did I become a KNOPPIX Master by just asking a ton of questions...!

    Regards,

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