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Ok, this is getting really bizarre. I even recreated the extension, and gave it another name just in case "calc" might be reserved for some unknown reason. I still get the same result as you do. It mounts fine from ramdisk, but fails on a mounted partition:

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dsl@box:~$ cp /mnt/hda1/home/mik/tmp/calc.uci tmp/
dsl@box:~$ mydsl-load /mnt/hda1/home/mik/tmp/calc.uci
ioctl: LOOP_SET_FD: Bad file descriptor
dsl@box:~$ mydsl-load tmp/calc.uci
tmp/calc.uci sucessfully loaded!

Whats your fstab entry for hda1 and hda3 look like?

I don't think that would have anything to do with it. As a comparison test I copied another uci package to the same directory in which the calc uci failed, and that uci loaded without trouble. There is something wrong with this specific file, but I can't figure out what. I assume it must have something to do with one or more files within the calc directory

Quote (mikshaw @ Oct. 11 2007,23:56)

There is something wrong with this specific file, but I can't figure out what. I assume it must have something to do with one or more files within the calc directory

It's only one tcltk app written to /opt/calc/bin. Unfortunately,
I'm presently stuck at a place with only an XP computer this evening, so I'm not able to play with it. (I'm trying to get rid of the color blue)

I tried another tcltk app, a phonebook that loads: '/opt/phonebook/folder1 folder2 folder2 phonebook.tcl'

I put files in $HOME/work/opt and ran mkisofs script to yield /tmp/phonebook.uci. Same result: loads in $HOME, tmp. etc., but not in hda3. (same error as already noted). Hda1 works on my computers, just not hda3, hda4.

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