one[~]$ su
Password:
root[one]# /usr/sbin/salix-live-installer.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/sbin/salix-live-installer.py", line 2395, in <module>
SalixLiveInstaller()
File "/usr/sbin/salix-live-installer.py", line 262, in __init__
with open(LiveCdMountPoint + "/" + SaLTIdentFile) as SaLTIdent :
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/mnt/salt/mnt/sdb1/salix-xfce-13.37-64.live'
root[one]#
Last edited by pcbsd64 on 24. Apr 2012, 16:42, edited 1 time in total.
cd /mnt/salt/mnt
mkdir sdb1
mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/salt/mnt/sdb1
Then the installer found the usb drive. Reminiscent of the old slackware style installer, I had to mount the usb drive where the installer was looking for it. I guess just that's the way its done in this neck of the woods.
Can you give us some more information on your setup, please. Like what JRD asked subdirectory, memonly, ...? Otherwise it's hard to find the actual source of the problem.
There isn't a problem. I created a USB stick with unetbootin from the Salix live XFCE iso image. When I clicked on the installer icon after booting from the USB stick, nothing happened.
I ran the command /usr/sbin/salix-live-installer.py in a terminal, which gave me an output indicating that the installer couldn't find the USB stick.
I mounted the USB stick where the installer was looking for it and the installer found it and installed Salix XFCE on my hard drive.
USB not mounted is not the correct behavior. I installed others Salix using Salix Live on a USB key without having to mount it, so it IS a problem/bug here. And so I ask you some information to understand what changed in your setup in order to correct it.
So seems you didn't install Salix Live in a subdirectory and that you didn't pass any parameter/option on Live boot. Is it right? Is your USB key have more than one partition? What is the type of the USB key partition?
Thank you to help answer these questions to help solve the problem.
JRD wrote:
USB not mounted is not the correct behavior. I installed others Salix using Salix Live on a USB key without having to mount it, so it IS a problem/bug here. And so I ask you some information to understand what changed in your setup in order to correct it.
I misunderstood. The way that I was able to install Salix Live XFCE is a problem for YOU.
JRD wrote:So seems you didn't install Salix Live in a subdirectory and that you didn't pass any parameter/option on Live boot. Is it right?
Correct.
JRD wrote:Is your USB key have more than one partition? What is the type of the USB key partition?
chris[~]$ isohybrid salixlive-xfce-13.37-64.iso
/usr/bin/isohybrid: salixlive-xfce-13.37-64.iso: bootloader does not have a isolinux.bin hybrid signature.Note that isolinux-debug.bin does not support hybrid booting.
Is it possible to make a hybrid image for Salix installation? so that all one would need to do is