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Justin - Thu, 2015/09/10 - 20:02
I followed the documentation on the GitHub page, but everytime I try to make the core I get errors.
root@tkldev ~# cd /turnkey/fab/products/core/ root@tkldev products/core# make deck -D build/bootstrap deck /turnkey/fab/bootstraps/wheezy build/bootstrap Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/deck/wrapper.py", line 18, in <module> CliWrapper.main() File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pyproject.py", line 388, in main commands.run(name, args) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pyproject.py", line 261, in run command.module.main() File "/usr/lib/deck/pylib/cmd_deck.py", line 128, in main func(source_path, new_deck) File "/usr/lib/deck/pylib/deck.py", line 299, in create Deck.init_create(source_path, deck_path) File "/usr/lib/deck/pylib/deck.py", line 215, in init_create deck.mount() File "/usr/lib/deck/pylib/deck.py", line 246, in mount aufs.mount(levels, self.path) File "/usr/lib/deck/pylib/aufs.py", line 35, in mount command("useraufs-mount", "--udba=reval", path, *branches) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/executil.py", line 66, in getoutput raise ExecError(command, exitcode, output) executil.ExecError: non-zero exitcode (1) for command: useraufs-mount '--udba=reval' 'build/bootstrap' '/turnkey/fab/products/core/build/.deck/levels/3674988187acee5a585bc7f0377f519a' '/turnkey/fab/bootstraps/wheezy' mount: block device none is write-protected, mounting read-only mount: cannot mount block device none read-only fatal: non-zero exitcode (32) for command: mount -t aufs -o 'dirs=/turnkey/fab/products/core/build/.deck/levels/3674988187acee5a585bc7f0377f519a:/turnkey/fab/bootstraps/wheezy,udba=reval' 'none' 'build/bootstrap' make: *** [build/stamps/bootstrap] Error 1
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As mentioned in this post, I
As mentioned in this post, I think my problem is using OVZ. I will reinstall with KVM.
EDIT: Yup, don't use OVZ
ISO wont boot
I still get an error as described here. I tried the solutions listed in that thread, but I still can't get it to work.
What do I do now?
Hi Justin
As for your ISO not bootable issue that's new to me... I have been building many (many, many) ISO during the development of v14.0 and have never come across that issue... Landis (Arnold - from that thread) appears to have not had that issue since although he doesn't clearly state what resolved it, so perhaps just make sure you are using the default TurnKey git branches (master) and update everything (tkldev-setup) and try rebuilding from scratch (i.e. make clean && make).
Otherwise are there perhaps any specific changes you are making?
I guess if you can share what you are actually doing/trying to achieve perhaps I can help?
No tkldev-setup
I don't have a tkldev-setup. I assume we're talking about this? I looked in that directory and the folder was empty. I created it manually however.
More errors
I ran the tkldev-setup that I created, cleaned make, restarted and got more errors.
It sounds like there is something very wrong with your TKLDev
FWIW this blog post might be worth a read. It probably covers stuff you have already done but perhaps the step-by-step might help you out?
It worked
That guide did work. It should be noted that I was using the v13 tkldev from the list of apps, not the v14rc1 on that page. Thanks a bunch Jeremy!
Awesome
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