There's a hardware error in my computer which constantly floods the system log / dmesg with errors. These errors flood my screen when trying to use Clonezilla so it is not possible to actually see what I'm doing. Is there any option or any way for me to maybe modify the live cd to suppress these errors? I can open the computer to unplug the subject hardware if needed but would rather not have to do that every time I clone.
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Anonymous
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2011-03-12
I also have a code set to my /etc/rc.local which solves the problem, so if it is possible for me to add a script to run while booting Clonezilla that should fix it.
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Maybe you can try to put "quiet" in the boot parameters. Not sure if this will work.
Another workaround is use ssh to login, i.e. first configure the network (ocs-live-netcfg) then start the ssh service (/etc/init.d/ssh start), then you should be able to connect from another machine. If the IP address is public, remember to change the password before you turn on the ssh service. Please refer to: http://clonezilla.org/clonezilla-live.php#Accounts
There's a hardware error in my computer which constantly floods the system log / dmesg with errors. These errors flood my screen when trying to use Clonezilla so it is not possible to actually see what I'm doing. Is there any option or any way for me to maybe modify the live cd to suppress these errors? I can open the computer to unplug the subject hardware if needed but would rather not have to do that every time I clone.
I also have a code set to my /etc/rc.local which solves the problem, so if it is possible for me to add a script to run while booting Clonezilla that should fix it.
Maybe you can try to put "quiet" in the boot parameters. Not sure if this will work.
Another workaround is use ssh to login, i.e. first configure the network (ocs-live-netcfg) then start the ssh service (/etc/init.d/ssh start), then you should be able to connect from another machine. If the IP address is public, remember to change the password before you turn on the ssh service. Please refer to:
http://clonezilla.org/clonezilla-live.php#Accounts
As for your 2nd question, you might be able to use the boot parameter "ocs_live_prerun*" to make that. Please refer to:
http://clonezilla.org/fine-print-live-doc.php?path=clonezilla-live/doc/99_Misc/00_live-initramfs-manual.doc#00_live-initramfs-manual.doc
Steven.