network doesn't work
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steven_shiau
Hi,
I tried to use the Clonezilla live-cd, and the menu-structure offers to use some network-services like nfs, samba and sshfs.
sshfs cannot be used, because the fuse-module is not loaded, and modprobe fuse fails, because depmod seems not to have been run correctly.
samba (cifs) cannot be used, because the cifs-module is not loaded, and modprobe ...
nfs cannot be used, because ...
Network doesn't work at all with the menus.
also: there seems to be a problem mit usb3, but i cannot exactly pinpoint that.
The software version question is: clonezilla-live-2.1.2-43
Errr... There seems to be the wrong kernel loaded... I have to look, where that comes from... may not be clonezilla which is causing this problem.
update: yes: the clonezilla bootloader seems to search for a partition with a /live/vmlinuz on it, which the fresh new computer had. clonezilla booted that one and couldn't install modules on it (naturally...).
so the real bug is: clonezilla should not boot unknown kernels?
Last edit: Moritz Molle 2014-02-06
You can report a wish list on Debian live (http://live.debian.net/) to request that live-boot should not boot with unknown kernels modules, which are actually inside file "filesystem.squashfs".
For the time being, you could use something similar to
http://clonezilla.org/livehd.php
to make that.
Steven.
It's not about kernel modules. It's about the kernel itself. Grub seems to look for the image in one /live/vmlinuz and uses the wrong one.
"Grub seems to look for the image in one /live/vmlinuz and uses the wrong one." -> Not really. You have to assign that by yourself. As described here:
http://clonezilla.org/livehd.php
You have to assign the device and path to Linux kernel and initrd.
Steven.