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From: Brendan M. S. <me...@ba...> - 2005-11-27 19:19:40
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Hi Raj, On 11/27/05, Raj Shaz <> wrote: > hi Brendan > > Firstly thankyou for ur responzes. np > Secondly in making a mkisofs -i -L ..blah blah .... it also ask for -b > /base/boot.img and -c /base/boot.cat now ... in the new iso's like > firefox,heavygui,barex and all these boot.img doesnot exist... so how to = i > make it without boot.img > > secondly if i make it with make-iso tool ...which boot.img does it use...= if > im not mistaken then this image is used and writen in the mbr of the disk > ... I believe the version of livecd you are using does not use boot.img See the readme on the cd or:- http://www.morphix.org/manual/how_tos/docbook_html/ar01s07.html The great thing about make-iso is that it select the correct mkisofs command from the three different versions. Hope this helps, Brendan |
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From: Brendan M. S. <me...@ba...> - 2005-11-27 19:14:58
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bmsleight should be posting replying to the user-list On 11/27/05, Raj Shaz <> wrote: > hi Brendan > > Firstly thankyou for ur responzes. > > Secondly in making a mkisofs -i -L ..blah blah .... it also ask for -b > /base/boot.img and -c /base/boot.cat now ... in the new iso's like > firefox,heavygui,barex and all these boot.img doesnot exist... so how to = i > make it without boot.img > > secondly if i make it with make-iso tool ...which boot.img does it use...= if > im not mistaken then this image is used and writen in the mbr of the disk > ... > > thanx > Raj > > > > On 11/27/05, Brendan M. Sleight <me...@ba...> wrote: > > HI Raj, > > > > On 11/27/05, Raj Shaz <> wrote: > > > Hi group > > > > > > Firstly thx for my last reply ,Now im experimenting with morphix ... = but > > > everytime i burn on my rewritable cd , but now this disk is also > corrupted. > > > > Make sure the correct command is used for making the iso. You can > > either use of the morphix tools - make-iso > > > http://www.morphix.org/manual/how_tos/docbook_html/ar01s04.html > > > > Or use the command as detailed in the readme, as copy of which is > > available in the manual: - > > > http://www.morphix.org/manual/how_tos/docbook_html/ar01s07.html > > > > > If this doesnot happen... or is there a way of atleast testing the is= o > for > > > its correctness.... > > > > qemu can be used for testing isos:- > > > http://www.morphix.org/manual/how_tos/docbook_html/ar01s05.html#TestQemu > > > http://www.morphix.org/index.php?option=3Dcom_zoom&Itemid=3D74&page=3Dvie= w&catid=3D1&PageNo=3D1&key=3D3&hit=3D1 > > > > Bochs and vmware can be used also for booting livecd's within your > > current operating system. > > > > Hope this helps, > > Brendan > > > > |
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From: Brendan M. S. <me...@ba...> - 2005-11-27 19:14:27
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bmsleight should be posting replying to the user-list ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Brendan M. Sleight <> Date: Nov 27, 2005 9:01 AM Subject: Re: [Morphix-user] Booting ISO file without burning on cd or writing to disk. To: Raj Shaz <ra...@gm...> HI Raj, On 11/27/05, Raj Shaz <> wrote: > Hi group > > Firstly thx for my last reply ,Now im experimenting with morphix ... but > everytime i burn on my rewritable cd , but now this disk is also corrupte= d. Make sure the correct command is used for making the iso. You can either use of the morphix tools - make-iso http://www.morphix.org/manual/how_tos/docbook_html/ar01s04.html Or use the command as detailed in the readme, as copy of which is available in the manual: - http://www.morphix.org/manual/how_tos/docbook_html/ar01s07.html > If this doesnot happen... or is there a way of atleast testing the iso fo= r > its correctness.... qemu can be used for testing isos:- http://www.morphix.org/manual/how_tos/docbook_html/ar01s05.html#TestQemu http://www.morphix.org/index.php?option=3Dcom_zoom&Itemid=3D74&page=3Dview&= catid=3D1&PageNo=3D1&key=3D3&hit=3D1 Bochs and vmware can be used also for booting livecd's within your current operating system. Hope this helps, Brendan |
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From: Raj S. <ra...@gm...> - 2005-11-27 10:31:58
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Hi group Firstly thx for my last reply ,Now im experimenting with morphix ... but everytime i burn on my rewritable cd , but now this disk is also corrupted. I dont know how many more times ill like to do it... so i dont want o buy another CDRW and experiment. So, is there a way i directly boot the iso . tried net but didnot helped. If this doesnot happen... or is there a way of atleast testing the iso for its correctness.... raj |
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From: Pedro M (M. User) <pm...@te...> - 2005-11-26 23:02:43
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I have Morphix installed in my HD. I changed xinitrc but Gnome is still loaded instead of Fluxbox http://wiki.debian.org/xinitrc How can I change it ?. It would be an interesting thing include a window-manager selector for Morphix installed in the hard disk, so the user can select which window-manager /desktop envieronment use when X starts (or temporally stablish one by default). Regards. |
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From: Raj S. <ra...@gm...> - 2005-11-23 15:59:15
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hi group I want to make a live cd with a pastgreSQL server running on it and a installed qt + opengl libraries, these libraries are used by my application 'burus' having a database of users entering the campus. My application named 'burus' should be full screen popup when the live cd goes into the X ( using gdm/kdm/xcfe which ever irrespective ...though i prefer kdm). The user when exsist the application the sustem should shutdown. Can some1 guide how to go abt??? -Raj |
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From: Brendan M. S. <me...@ba...> - 2005-11-19 16:43:57
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Hi Aquatix, In irc - whilst I was away, aquatix bmsleight: you're icewmgui works normally with X? aquatix in qemu it complains about not finding any screens aquatix but so does my lightgui derived aquamorph First spotted by jbrandligt http://morphix.org/index.php?option=3Dcom_simpleboard&Itemid=3D78&func=3Dvi= ew&id=3D383&catid=3D5 The file /etc/X11/xorg.conf should be a symbolic link to /etc/X11/XF86Confi= g-4 Making this symlink has resolved booting with qemu problems. My test machine still booted X, but I some machines/qemu may need this. I have been trying to upload for the past week a new version of IcewmGUI-0.5pre5 but ftp -> sourceforge is fun. Still trying. (Sourceforge please do not delete overnight uploads!) Morphing-Morphix does has the xorg.conf as a symbolic link to XF86Config-4, hence can boot from qemu. Hope this helps, Brendan |
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From: Brendan M. S. <me...@ba...> - 2005-11-08 20:31:20
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The purpose of Morphing-Morphix is to provide a quick introduction to
start Morphing and making your own LiveCD. Just boot the CD and start
Morphing, no need to install tools, compile applications or switch
operating systems. All that is required is some space on a connected
hard drive.
In fact Morphing-Morphix was made using Morphing-Morphix, which was
made using Morphing-Morphix... the recursive LiveCD.
The following Morphs can be completed from the LiveCD.
* My First Morph - change the background
* Morphing the Boot Menu
* Morphing the Boot-up Process
* Morphing the Home Directory
* Auto-Launching Firefox
* Morphing a MainModule
* Auto-Building using mmaker
* Testing an iso using Qemu
All menu-driven, after you have used the interactive How To - a script
is available containing all the commands used in the morphing session.
In fact you can use this script to reproduce the exactly the same
results.
Manual entry for Morphing-Morphix. Built using Base 0.5pre5, Screenshots: 3=
2 1
http://www.morphix.org/manual/how_tos/docbook_html/ar01s05.html
http://morphix.org/index.php?option=3Dcom_zoom&Itemid=3D74&page=3Dview&cati=
d=3D1&PageNo=3D1&key=3D3&hit=3D1
http://morphix.org/index.php?option=3Dcom_zoom&Itemid=3D74&page=3Dview&cati=
d=3D1&PageNo=3D2&key=3D6&hit=3D1
http://morphix.org/index.php?option=3Dcom_zoom&Itemid=3D74&page=3Dview&cati=
d=3D1&PageNo=3D1&key=3D5&hit=3D1
See the SourceForge page for downloads.
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=3D71814
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/morphix/Morphing-Morphix_0-1.iso?downloa=
d
Enjoy.
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From: Pedro M (M. User) <pm...@te...> - 2005-10-26 07:27:54
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Thank you. I am going to try it. Regards. Alex de Landgraaf escribió: >On Mon, 2005-10-24 at 19:25 +0000, Pedro M (Morphix User) wrote: > > >>Where can I get this programs for Linux / Debian ? >> >>http://wiki.debian.org/IsoBuster (Isobuster and Md5)?. >> >> > >Looks like a win32-non-free-tool :) > >mount myiso.iso /mydir -o loop >and all your files are in /mydir :) > > > |
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From: Keven R P. <jam...@ds...> - 2005-10-25 01:27:53
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On Mon, 24 Oct 2005 19:25:33 +0000, Pedro M (Morphix User) said: > Where can I get this programs for Linux / Debian ? > > http://wiki.debian.org/IsoBuster (Isobuster and Md5)?. It's just a simple procedure for getting files off an iso image. The kernel already has the loop device compiled in. Just follow the instructions on that page. Keven |
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From: Alex de L. <al...@de...> - 2005-10-24 17:40:15
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On Mon, 2005-10-24 at 19:25 +0000, Pedro M (Morphix User) wrote: > Where can I get this programs for Linux / Debian ? >=20 > http://wiki.debian.org/IsoBuster (Isobuster and Md5)?. Looks like a win32-non-free-tool :) mount myiso.iso /mydir -o loop and all your files are in /mydir :) --=20 /------------------------------------------------------------------\ | Alex de Landgraaf | The cure for boredom is curiosity | | Student AI & CS, VU, A'dam | There is no cure for curiosity | | Phone: 06-16844084 | | | GPG: http://www.alextreme.org/key_alex.asc /'-'\ | | www.alextreme.org & www.morphix.org ( o o ) | \------------------------------------------oOO0--(_)--0OOo---------/ |
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From: Pedro M (M. User) <pm...@te...> - 2005-10-24 17:28:21
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Where can I get this programs for Linux / Debian ? http://wiki.debian.org/IsoBuster (Isobuster and Md5)?. Regards. |
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From: Brendan M. S. <me...@ba...> - 2005-10-22 10:56:46
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Hi Terry, I just tried to add or edit the user using the administrators menu. (Mambo login). I am getting the same errors, but I unable to find a user called sunburnt or even close to this user name (Expect bur[n]er). I have set up a new user called sunburnt_ Regards, Brendan - (bmsleight) On 10/22/05, Terry Becker <sun...@ya...> wrote: > My user ID is: sunburnt > > I haven't logged in for awhile, now reports ID/PW > wrong. > > Tried: forget password? won't work. > > Tried: New Account, says ID/PW already in use. > > Went around in circles for awhile, thought about > making a new different ID/PW, but thought I'd see if > it can be fixed first. > > Thanks; SunBurnt > > > > > __________________________________ > Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: > Power Architecture Resource Center: Free content, downloads, discussions, > and more. http://solutions.newsforge.com/ibmarch.tmpl > _______________________________________________ > Morphix-user mailing list > Mor...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/morphix-user > |
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From: Terry B. <sun...@ya...> - 2005-10-22 08:42:01
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My user ID is: sunburnt I haven't logged in for awhile, now reports ID/PW wrong. Tried: forget password? won't work. Tried: New Account, says ID/PW already in use. Went around in circles for awhile, thought about making a new different ID/PW, but thought I'd see if it can be fixed first. Thanks; SunBurnt __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com |
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From: sl l <lsh...@ho...> - 2005-09-15 20:30:12
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Hi All, I'm new to Morphix and wonder if this is the correct group for this post. I want to try out the Morphix KDE live CD. The link for it is Morphix-KDE-pre1.iso I chose the three availabe US mirrors for the download and all of them gave me a file at size around 34M and the browser said it's complete without any error. It can not be correct! The link says it should be more than 600 M! Do I miss something here? How can I get the full download? Thanks, Shengli |
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From: Charles E. <cde...@ya...> - 2005-09-08 22:59:40
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I am trying to run the Light GUI 0.5-pre4 on a e-machines T6000 with an AMD 64 3200. Go thruogh all of the start up and then gives me a black screen. Using the F2 verbose on one line I see bios failed to hand off. Is there a problem with running Morphix on an AMD64? Can anything be done? Chuck There is a difference between lighting and illumination. --------------------------------- Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. |
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From: Bismark C. <bis...@gm...> - 2005-08-18 20:59:18
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hello, I'm making a livecd based on morphix, I'm reading "How_to_All" manual that i have found in http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=3D71814&package_id=3D= 78780 my questions: 1. (mkisofs -r -J -b base/boot.img -c base/boot.cat -o my.iso morph_hd/) this command doesn't work for make a .iso, maybe this document es outdated or maybe is because im using MorphixBase-0.5-pre5.iso. 2. if i follow instruction of Section 2 : "Build a mainmod from scratch" explain how to make hardware auto-detection?? please someone can help me?? --=20 Bismark ...........................................................................= ......................... Debian Gnu/Linux Etch "Testing" Kernel 2.6.11-1-686 Linux for Human Beings |
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From: Eli M. <ma...@ne...> - 2005-07-03 00:05:45
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Responding to myself: The "criminal" is pump. Although there is no DHCP server, and although a static IP is defined, it insists on turning off eth0. Since it is running as a daemon, the fact that loadmod.sh is running AFTER morphix-start (the launcher of pump) doesn't help. So the only workarounds: 1. Add the flag "nodhcp" to the boot params (but this workaround requires booting it manually, which is not a real option usually). 2. Run "pump -k" before setting up eth0. If this is how pump works, then it sucks. It should not touch anything as long as no DHCP server responds to it. I wrote: > > [I was not sure if it should go to "devel" or to "user", so I posted to > both; Sorry if this is wrong...] > > Hi, > > I've always used Morphix (0.5pre5) with a running DHCPD in the LAN, and > its networking has worked perfectly. > > Yesterday I tried with no DHCP server. When I did it manually, either > by the "ifconfig" command, or by editing "/etc/network/interfaces" + > running "/etc/init.d/networking restart", it worked perfectly. > > Then I tried to do it through a mini-module boot command (I don't know > the exact terminology, but I'm talking about the commands that Morphix > executes when it is loading a mini-module, which were defined by option > #2 of minimod-gen). > > It didn't work by either of the ways (neither by the same ifconfig > command which worked manually, nor by changing /etc/network/interfaces > and restarting /etc/init.d/networking). > > I went on, checked the interface, and found out that everything was > defined correctly, but "somebody" turned off eth0, so its definitions > were correct, but it was not active. > > I checked further, by inserting logging into my script (the script that > was called in the initialization of my mini-module. This script had 2 > versions: one with ifconfig, and the other with modifications to > /etc/network/interfaces + restarting of /etc/init.d/networking). I > logged the output of basic networking commands such as "ping", to a > temporary file. > > In both of the versions of the script, the output of the logging was > perfect. > > So the clear conclusion is that "somebody" screws it up (or, actually, > down...) after my script (i.e. my mini-module) is called. > > How can I find the "criminal" scipt? (or isn't it a script?) > > Thanks, -- Eli Marmor ma...@ne... CEO, Netmask (El-Mar) Internet Technologies Ltd. __________________________________________________________ Tel.: +972-9-766-1020 8 Yad-Harutzim St. Fax.: +972-9-766-1314 P.O.B. 7004 Mobile: +972-50-5237338 Kfar-Saba 44641, Israel |
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From: Eli M. <ma...@ne...> - 2005-07-01 07:12:48
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[I was not sure if it should go to "devel" or to "user", so I posted to both; Sorry if this is wrong...] Hi, I've always used Morphix (0.5pre5) with a running DHCPD in the LAN, and its networking has worked perfectly. Yesterday I tried with no DHCP server. When I did it manually, either by the "ifconfig" command, or by editing "/etc/network/interfaces" + running "/etc/init.d/networking restart", it worked perfectly. Then I tried to do it through a mini-module boot command (I don't know the exact terminology, but I'm talking about the commands that Morphix executes when it is loading a mini-module, which were defined by option #2 of minimod-gen). It didn't work by either of the ways (neither by the same ifconfig command which worked manually, nor by changing /etc/network/interfaces and restarting /etc/init.d/networking). I went on, checked the interface, and found out that everything was defined correctly, but "somebody" turned off eth0, so its definitions were correct, but it was not active. I checked further, by inserting logging into my script (the script that was called in the initialization of my mini-module. This script had 2 versions: one with ifconfig, and the other with modifications to /etc/network/interfaces + restarting of /etc/init.d/networking). I logged the output of basic networking commands such as "ping", to a temporary file. In both of the versions of the script, the output of the logging was perfect. So the clear conclusion is that "somebody" screws it up (or, actually, down...) after my script (i.e. my mini-module) is called. How can I find the "criminal" scipt? (or isn't it a script?) Thanks, -- Eli Marmor ma...@ne... Netmask (El-Mar) Internet Technologies Ltd. __________________________________________________________ Tel.: +972-9-766-1020 8 Yad-Harutzim St. Fax.: +972-9-766-1314 P.O.B. 7004 Mobile: +972-50-5237338 Kfar-Saba 44641, Israel |
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From: Brendan M. S. <me...@ba...> - 2005-04-11 15:25:54
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> Le Lundi 11 Avril 2005 16:00, Alex de Landgraaf a ecrit: > would there be a simple way for me to get back to the syslinux bootloader? > (i don't care that much about the grooviness of the boot menu and > netbooting! ;) There is a (very hackish) script in the CVS\morphix-scripts\convert_to_img.sh (require GNU\Linux, with grub installed) which will convert an iso to the old floppy emulation booting. This used to be how I bypassed this grub error. It does however remove memtest and the graphix grub. Hope this helps Brendan |
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From: jeremie Z. <jz...@to...> - 2005-04-11 14:35:56
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Le Lundi 11 Avril 2005 16:00, Alex de Landgraaf a =E9crit=A0: >=20 > Well, the said fix was for normal (older) IDE CDROM drives, where the bios > incorrectly thinks that the drive isn't a CDROM drive. I'm pretty sure we > didn't try this out on USB CDROM drives :) >=20 ah! ok i get it..=20 tell me if i can do any test that could be useful to you?=20 > Do you know if a recent Knoppix boots on your machine? We decided to stick > with grub for the groovy boot menu and netbooting possibilities, however > the CDROM booting pieces of the grub code had some modification when the > developers used the isolinux code (which was in turn based on syslinux). >=20 i'll get the latest knoppix and let you know! would there be a simple way for me to get back to the syslinux bootloader?= =20 (i don't care that much about the grooviness of the boot menu and=20 netbooting! ;) >=20 > I don't think that's something worth congratulating for :) >=20 i think it is, because it helped me (after a few days of reading/trying) to= do=20 exactly what i needed! ;) thanx for your reply! jz =2D-=20 =2D-- Jeremie ZIMMERMANN --------------- http://tofz.org -- =2D-- Recherche en Informatique Libre -- http://april.org -- =2D- |
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From: Alex de L. <al...@de...> - 2005-04-11 14:00:43
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> hi all!! > > i found in the changelog of the 0.5pre5 that : > "fix for grub 'Error 21' applied, grub updated to 0.96" > > however, i burnt a morphed iso and try to boot it from an USB CDRom on > mini-ITX machine, and got that > > "Grub > Error 21" > > message! Well, the said fix was for normal (older) IDE CDROM drives, where the bios incorrectly thinks that the drive isn't a CDROM drive. I'm pretty sure we didn't try this out on USB CDROM drives :) Do you know if a recent Knoppix boots on your machine? We decided to stick with grub for the groovy boot menu and netbooting possibilities, however the CDROM booting pieces of the grub code had some modification when the developers used the isolinux code (which was in turn based on syslinux). > and by the way : congratulations for a great software package, whose > incredible modularity only equals its usage complexity! ;)) I don't think that's something worth congratulating for :) |
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From: jeremie Z. <mr...@to...> - 2005-04-11 12:03:02
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hi all!! i found in the changelog of the 0.5pre5 that : "fix for grub 'Error 21' applied, grub updated to 0.96" however, i burnt a morphed iso and try to boot it from an USB CDRom on=20 mini-ITX machine, and got that=20 "Grub Error 21" message! how is that? the thing is booting from other syslinux CDrom, such as Sarge = RC2=20 installer, is ok...=20 what can i do to bypass this? sorry if messages about this issue have been= =20 posted again and again...=20 and by the way : congratulations for a great software package, whose=20 incredible modularity only equals its usage complexity! ;)) jz =2D-=20 =2D-- Jeremie ZIMMERMANN --------------- http://tofz.org -- =2D-- Recherche en Informatique Libre -- http://april.org -- =2D- |
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From: jeremie Z. <jz...@to...> - 2005-04-11 11:46:33
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hi all!! i found in the changelog of the 0.5pre5 that : "fix for grub 'Error 21' applied, grub updated to 0.96" however, i burnt a morphed iso and try to boot it from an USB CDRom on=20 mini-ITX machine, and got that=20 "Grub Error 21" message! how is that? the thing is booting from other syslinux CDrom, such as Sarge = RC2=20 installer, is ok...=20 what can i do to bypass this? sorry if messages about this issue have been= =20 posted again and again...=20 and by the way : congratulations for a great software package, whose=20 incredible modularity only equals its usage complexity! ;)) jz =2D-=20 =2D-- Jeremie ZIMMERMANN --------------- http://tofz.org -- =2D-- Recherche en Informatique Libre -- http://april.org -- =2D- |
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From: Zach L. <ind...@wa...> - 2005-03-21 21:53:27
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I am installed in Virtual PC 7 on an iBook G4 connected to a DHCP network. On all VPC Linux OS's DNS does not work. resolv.conf needs to be manually edited. I use 4.2.2.2 DHCP does not work. Ping gets a: connect: Network is unreachable The graphical installer on lightgui both .5-pre4 and .4 will not save static setting. After clicking apply the network still does not work. If it is closed it later shows up as DHCP again. I edited /etc/network/interfaces to: auto eth0 iface eth0 inet static address 192.168.2.3 network 192.268.2.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 192.168.0.255 gateway 192.168.2.1 It now tries to ping but fails. I also tried deleting the broadcast and gateway lines, same result. Forcing DHCP: iface eth0 inet dhcp Produces the same result. |
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