unbound variable part way through makeboot.sh

[Keshka Kotera]

USB drive prapared as instructed, clonezilla-live-3.0.3-22-i686 files copied to /media/usb/
then makeboot.sh started via
sudo bash /media/usb/utils/linux/makeboot.sh /dev/sda1

The first few questions seem to work ok then this one fails. This is on Debian running on an SBC "OrangePi"

Do you want to install the syslinux boot files on /dev/sda1  ?
[y/n] Y
OK! Let's do it!
A filesystem supporting Unix file mode for syslinux is required. Copying syslinux to /tmp/linux_tmp.bQ8xd6
/media/usb/utils/linux/makeboot.sh: line 479: arch_d: unbound variable

[Keshka Kotera]

Well, got a bit further by fixing the 'arch_d" variable. Later in the script, I get this:

Do you want to install the syslinux boot files on /dev/sda1  ?
[y/n] Y
OK! Let's do it!
A filesystem supporting Unix file mode for syslinux is required. Copying syslinux to /tmp/linux_tmp.GdP7Ko
'/media/usb/utils/linux/x64/syslinux' -> '/tmp/linux_tmp.GdP7Ko/syslinux'
File to run /tmp/linux_tmp.GdP7Ko/syslinux.
Program terminated!

why did it terminate? did it work?

[Steven Shiau]

Your system is ARM? If so, you can not run makeboot.sh... It's only for x86 architecture.

Steven