Hi All,
I'm trying to create a recovery zip file to load an image from a usb stick. I'm PXE booting clonezilla live and I've followed the directions to get that working and I'm able to go through the process but the zip file I end up with is corrupted. When we try to open it the only thing it sees is grub4dos and a few other files that go along with that.
The image is stored on a ubuntu server and I've tried using NFS and SAMBA to mount /home/partimag/ to our image repo on the server.
Has anyone run into this?
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Another weird thing: I renamed the .zip file to .tar and when i open the archive I see what should be in the zip file only it's in /./*normal zip file stuff here*
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Any warning messages when you created the zip file?
BTW, please
1. Run "unzip -t *.zip" to test the zip file and show us the error messages.
2. Run "unzip -l *.zip" to show us the full contents of the zip file.
Steven.
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Hi All,
I'm trying to create a recovery zip file to load an image from a usb stick. I'm PXE booting clonezilla live and I've followed the directions to get that working and I'm able to go through the process but the zip file I end up with is corrupted. When we try to open it the only thing it sees is grub4dos and a few other files that go along with that.
The image is stored on a ubuntu server and I've tried using NFS and SAMBA to mount /home/partimag/ to our image repo on the server.
Has anyone run into this?
Another weird thing: I renamed the .zip file to .tar and when i open the archive I see what should be in the zip file only it's in /./*normal zip file stuff here*
Any warning messages when you created the zip file?
BTW, please
1. Run "unzip -t *.zip" to test the zip file and show us the error messages.
2. Run "unzip -l *.zip" to show us the full contents of the zip file.
Steven.