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Posted: Nov. 22 2005,18:51 |
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| Quote (casio @ Nov. 21 2005,16:45) | | I think the problem here is that for some reason the mkwriteable routine is not been run. When I look at this script there are several directories that should be copied to the ramdisk. Once I boot the remastered disk, these directories are not in the /ramdisk area. |
mkwriteable needs to be run as root. If not then the commands it calls won't run becuase of the permissions they require, even if mkwriteable itself would allow you to run it.
Where are you trying to run mkwriteable from? From the bootlocal.sh script? That's probably the best place to put it for a remaster. You would need to run it as sudo /etc/init.d/mkwriteable. You could also just add the lines you want to run to bootlocal.sh if you preface them with sudo to run them as root.
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