I have a NAS server and I've been using CloneZilla for a LONG time without a problem, after I upgraded CZ to 2.1.2.3 I cannot mount my share, I see that the request to enter the password has changed (my server has no password so I just hit ENTER) before I used to see the request to enter a password after the "mount -t cifs -o ..." as "password:", now I see it as "password for administrator@//192.168.1.250/Images/CloneZilla" and hitting enter brings this error: "Clonezilla image home directory /home/partimag is not a mounting point! Failed to mount other device as /home/partimag!", and the message right above that says: "Mount error(13): Permission denied"
By the way, NOTHING has changed on my NAS server, I can access the server just fine from any PC, and like I mentioned above I have no security or passwords it's just a file server.
Thank you.
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Hallo Jack,
you have now forgotten to write a space between the password and the NAS directory (to separate):
"mount -t cifs -o user=admin,password=pw_admin[ ]//192.168.1.250/Images/CloneZilla /home/partimag"
or
you can use too
"append initrd=/live/initrd.img boot=live config noswap ..."
from your old syslinux.cfg
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How am I supposed to do that using CZ Live?, the line I mentioned which is the same you mentioned is made by CZ, if a space is needed then CZ should add it, previous versions do not have this issue, besides, like I said on my post, I don't have a password to login to the server.
I never had to edit any cfg files either.
Last edit: Jack 2013-05-17
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Attention !
These are not original versions from http://clonezilla.org or http://sourceforge.net !
I had me wondered about the version numbers and the NAS server IP address //192.168.1.250 yet.
It's look like a spyware program, without administrator password for your NAS server.
That's not the right forum for you for these versions.
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If you read carefully my previous post, I clearly state that using an OLDER version of CZ works like a charm, I think you are talking about a different issue that has nothing to do with the problem I pointed out.
Last edit: Jack 2013-05-20
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No idea. It should not have to use "sudo" for that. However, since you never told us the whole command or the whole isolinux.cfg, syslinux.cfg, we have no idea how to reproduce the problem here, then fix this issue.
Steven.
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I have a NAS server and I've been using CloneZilla for a LONG time without a problem, after I upgraded CZ to 2.1.2.3 I cannot mount my share, I see that the request to enter the password has changed (my server has no password so I just hit ENTER) before I used to see the request to enter a password after the "mount -t cifs -o ..." as "password:", now I see it as "password for administrator@//192.168.1.250/Images/CloneZilla" and hitting enter brings this error: "Clonezilla image home directory /home/partimag is not a mounting point! Failed to mount other device as /home/partimag!", and the message right above that says: "Mount error(13): Permission denied"
By the way, NOTHING has changed on my NAS server, I can access the server just fine from any PC, and like I mentioned above I have no security or passwords it's just a file server.
Thank you.
NOTE: I forgot to add, if I go back to an older CloneZilla like 2.2.1-12 for example, I'm able to mount and image the PC without a hitch.
Hallo Jack,
you have now forgotten to write a space between the password and the NAS directory (to separate):
"mount -t cifs -o user=admin,password=pw_admin[ ]//192.168.1.250/Images/CloneZilla /home/partimag"
or
you can use too
"append initrd=/live/initrd.img boot=live config noswap ..."
from your old syslinux.cfg
Hi Fuchs,
How am I supposed to do that using CZ Live?, the line I mentioned which is the same you mentioned is made by CZ, if a space is needed then CZ should add it, previous versions do not have this issue, besides, like I said on my post, I don't have a password to login to the server.
I never had to edit any cfg files either.
Last edit: Jack 2013-05-17
Attention !
These are not original versions from http://clonezilla.org or http://sourceforge.net !
I had me wondered about the version numbers and the NAS server IP address //192.168.1.250 yet.
It's look like a spyware program, without administrator password for your NAS server.
That's not the right forum for you for these versions.
Fuchs, I appreciate your replies but I don't know what you mean by "not original versions", this is the link to the CHANGE LOG of the version I downloaded http://clonezilla.org/downloads/testing/changelog.php the one I got was this from here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/clonezilla/files/clonezilla_live_testing/
If you read carefully my previous post, I clearly state that using an OLDER version of CZ works like a charm, I think you are talking about a different issue that has nothing to do with the problem I pointed out.
Last edit: Jack 2013-05-20
@jack,
Did you try to run the command in the command line prompt?
If it works, then maybe the issue is on Clonezilla live when parsing the command...
Steven.
If I type the Mount line manually, I get this error:
"Mount: only root can do that"
I think that explains the "permission denied" on my first post.
CloneZilla version: Testing 2.1.2-3-i486
You should run with "sudo" command for the root permission.
Steven.
The question is Why do I have to do that now?, previous versions do not need this, can this be added to the next version of CZ?
No idea. It should not have to use "sudo" for that. However, since you never told us the whole command or the whole isolinux.cfg, syslinux.cfg, we have no idea how to reproduce the problem here, then fix this issue.
Steven.
I haven't modified CZ in any way, so, any config file contains the default configuration that CZ comes with.
Since this issue was reported with a ticket here:
https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/bugs/178/
Let's focus on that ticket.
Steven.