This is the last part of the text output that I get.
Block 1438 length 26298 => 65536
Block 1439 length 17569 => 65536
Block 1440 length 16103 => 65536
Block 1441 length 84 => 65536
Block 1442 length 84 => 65536
Size 1933270171 for block 1443 (offset 73449514) too big
I have search all over the internet trying to find what is going on. I was able to extract the normal KNOPPIX filesystem just fine and it is a much larger filesystem. Can someone please help? I am trying to get this done as soon as possible, but I can not get past this part.
Also, can someone break down and explain this command line:
(cd image; find . -size -10000k -type f -exec cp -p --parents '{}' ../master/ \;)
Does this command have anything to do with the extract_compressed_fs command?
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I am getting an error when I try to extract the knoppix file system.
extract_compressed_fs image/KNOPPIX/KNOPPIX > tmp.iso
This is the last part of the text output that I get.
Block 1438 length 26298 => 65536
Block 1439 length 17569 => 65536
Block 1440 length 16103 => 65536
Block 1441 length 84 => 65536
Block 1442 length 84 => 65536
Size 1933270171 for block 1443 (offset 73449514) too big
I have search all over the internet trying to find what is going on. I was able to extract the normal KNOPPIX filesystem just fine and it is a much larger filesystem. Can someone please help? I am trying to get this done as soon as possible, but I can not get past this part.
Also, can someone break down and explain this command line:
(cd image; find . -size -10000k -type f -exec cp -p --parents '{}' ../master/ \;)
Does this command have anything to do with the extract_compressed_fs command?
I found the problem. It was a bug in the newest version of Cloop utils. I used an older version of Cloop and it worked fine.
The real problem was I was trying to extract the FS from the mounted image. When I copied the KNOPPIX image to a local directory it extracted fine.
I hope this helps someone out in the future, it took me days to figure this out.