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> Hello Kris,
> specify either PARTITON or TARGET. If a TARGET is defined, the PARTITION
will
> be ignored. CDROM is unused.
>
> Try TARGET="/live" and keep PARTITION unset (###PARTITION="...")
> Be sure, that TARGET is mounted as ro.
>
> Which version of mklivecd you are using ?

I am using mklivecd, Version: 0.02

I tried with out the partition set and it tried to write over my /live file
system but since it is read-only it failed.  I do have

IMAGE=/test/mklivecd.iso

and /dev/hda8 is mounted to /test  this is weird I can't seem to get
mklivecd to burn the file system for my /live it does how ever make a
completely new FS for it on what ever I specify for the partition.  I am
going to try and copy my /live FS to a different partition and make it re
writeable and try with out the partition command.  I will let you know.
Kris

> PARTITION="/dev/hda7"
> TARGET="/live"
> CDROM="/dev/cdrom"
> 
> /dev/hda2 is mounted to /live and is the file system I want on cd
> /dev/hda7 is not mounted by default and is where I want the cd files to be
> when created
> 
> while it says install basic system from scratch I checked my mount and it
> shows this
> 
> /dev/hda2 on /live type ext2 (ro)
> /dev/hda7 on /live type ext2 (rw)

Hello Kris,
specify either PARTITON or TARGET. If a TARGET is defined, the PARTITION will 
be ignored. CDROM is unused.

Try TARGET="/live" and keep PARTITION unset (###PARTITION="...")
Be sure, that TARGET is mounted as ro.

Which version of mklivecd you are using ?

Best regards
Carsten

So that I understand in partition I specify the location of where I want the
cd-rom image to be made and the target is the location of the file system I
want to create.  So far it says Install basic system from scratch.

this is what I have done with my mklivecd.conf

PARTITION="/dev/hda7"
TARGET="/live"
CDROM="/dev/cdrom"

/dev/hda2 is mounted to /live and is the file system I want on cd
/dev/hda7 is not mounted by default and is where I want the cd files to be
when created

while it says install basic system from scratch I checked my mount and it
shows this

/dev/hda2 on /live type ext2 (ro)
/dev/hda7 on /live type ext2 (rw)

Now if I am correct how can it copy from /dev/hda2 if /dev/hda7 has mounted
over it empty.

Or is my thinking of this all wrong.  :(

Kris

> Hello Kris,
> > I am trying to use mklivecd for the first time and I am just lost.  I do
not
> > know where to begin or where to start.  Is there any hints or
suggestions on
> > where I would start to get building of a bootable cd.  Thanks Kris
> Install the deb package and modify /etc/mklivecd/mklivecd.conf
> Be root and call mklivecd.
>
> Best regards
> Carsten
>
>
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Hello Kris,
> I am trying to use mklivecd for the first time and I am just lost.  I do not
> know where to begin or where to start.  Is there any hints or suggestions on
> where I would start to get building of a bootable cd.  Thanks Kris
Install the deb package and modify /etc/mklivecd/mklivecd.conf
Be root and call mklivecd.

Best regards
Carsten

I am trying to use mklivecd for the first time and I am just lost.  I do not
know where to begin or where to start.  Is there any hints or suggestions on
where I would start to get building of a bootable cd.  Thanks Kris

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