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Re: ReadError "No accessrights" as root!
- From: koalasoft@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (ulrich mensfeld)
- Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 18:01:05 +0000 (UTC)
- Message-id: <8QZ$QDUx8AB@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hallo Peter Osterlund ,
>> i copied the linux source-tree to the cdrw with ext2-fs now.
>> My experiences on 'cp -a /usr/src/linux/* /mnt/cdwriter':
>>
>> After a short time my system 'freezes' nearly completely for about 15
> This probably happens because all of your memory is filled up with dirty
> buffers waiting to be written to the CDRW. This means that all processes
hmm, i have 512MB Ram and a swapspace of 256MB. Shouldn't that be enough
for copying about 170MB?
>> Another problem (or is that normal using ext2?): mounting the cdrw
>> (after writing to it) in my cdrom instead of the burner, i couldn't see
>> any files.
> I would have thought it would work, but I don't have a CDROM drive to test
> this. Does the same thing work if you use the udf filesystem? Did the
> mount command succeed for the ext2 case or did you get some error message?
The mount command gave no error, also a df -H says the amount auf used and
free! space on /dev/cdrom. But a ls -l /mnt/cdrom gives only an empty dir.
With udf there are no problems to have access through the cdrom.
>> Is the 2.5 kernel worth a try? I'm running no system with special
>> What about the corrupted files? Is that managed in this version?
> I don't know what's causing the corruption, so I don't know if it is
> fixed. What did the corruption look like in your case? In my case the
How could i determine the art of corruption? In the moment i'd done only
the diff. Could you give me some scenarious, what to test and how?
Because i'm going out for a week, i can do further testing not before 16.
june.
Thanks for your feedback
Greetings--
Email:KOALASOFT@xxxxxx
>> i copied the linux source-tree to the cdrw with ext2-fs now.
>> My experiences on 'cp -a /usr/src/linux/* /mnt/cdwriter':
>>
>> After a short time my system 'freezes' nearly completely for about 15
> This probably happens because all of your memory is filled up with dirty
> buffers waiting to be written to the CDRW. This means that all processes
hmm, i have 512MB Ram and a swapspace of 256MB. Shouldn't that be enough
for copying about 170MB?
>> Another problem (or is that normal using ext2?): mounting the cdrw
>> (after writing to it) in my cdrom instead of the burner, i couldn't see
>> any files.
> I would have thought it would work, but I don't have a CDROM drive to test
> this. Does the same thing work if you use the udf filesystem? Did the
> mount command succeed for the ext2 case or did you get some error message?
The mount command gave no error, also a df -H says the amount auf used and
free! space on /dev/cdrom. But a ls -l /mnt/cdrom gives only an empty dir.
With udf there are no problems to have access through the cdrom.
>> Is the 2.5 kernel worth a try? I'm running no system with special
>> What about the corrupted files? Is that managed in this version?
> I don't know what's causing the corruption, so I don't know if it is
> fixed. What did the corruption look like in your case? In my case the
How could i determine the art of corruption? In the moment i'd done only
the diff. Could you give me some scenarious, what to test and how?
Because i'm going out for a week, i can do further testing not before 16.
june.
Thanks for your feedback
Greetings--
Email:KOALASOFT@xxxxxx
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