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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2003-12-22 21:36:24
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Bruce Smith wrote: >I just downloaded devil-linux-1.1.1-2003-12-21-i586-SMP.tar.bz2 (since I >didn't have a recent compile of my own at work), and installed it on a >new box. > >It booted up, ask me to copy a blank config to media (I said "y"), it >booted, I setup the box, ran save-config, and rebooted. It came back >up, and I noticed that I didn't have a root password, which was set. I >also noticed my network wasn't setup, and NONE of my changes were there. >After repeating the process a couple times, I finally figured out that >the boot process was creating and reading my config on a local hard >drive (ext3 /dev/hda2), and save-config was saving to my USB stick on >/dev/sda1. > > I would say this is not a bug. The script checks the root directories of all "harddisks" and cdroms for etc.tar.bz2. save-config is not yet modified to use the devfs, so the search doesn't include IDE "harddisks" yet. "harddisks" means any devices which are or emulate harddisks (usb sticks, cf cards) Heiko |