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Jason W:
The release candidates have been updated with the fix mentioned in the release area.
Updates to the x86 dCore release candidates will be mentioned in this thread.
Jason W:
Now there is a boot option "checkfs". It is not like the one that was before and was dropped, this one simply checks to see if the partition about to be mounted for /opt, /home, and/or TCE directory contains errors, nothing is done or fixed. If errors are found, it gives you an option to continue at your own risk or follow the recommended reboot and fix the errors with the "base" boot option and the e2fsck command. Works with the LABEL and UUID option of specifying devices. The results can be seen in the files /tmp/checkfs.*, such as /tmp/checkfs.sda2, /tmp/checkfs.sdb4, etc. Simply needed a check for a large number of mounts between fixes or an just an unclean unmount does not constitute file system errors. Only a true error will result in the "red flag" and an option to reboot.
On my A10 board I have had a few hard resets due to lockup, and ended up seeing the havoc that can be when a corrupted EXT file system was being used in a live session. This boot code can at least prevent using an unusable file system.
The following release candidates have been updated with this:
dCore-wheezy.gz
dCore-jessie.gz
ub-dCore-trusty.gz
ub-dCore-utopic.gz
ub-dCore-utopic-3.16.6.gz
netnomad:
hi jason,
with the last cut i experienced the looping update-requests again.
perhaps it has something to do that i use dcore with an usbstick?
without permanent /home, /opt or /usr and so on?
i did an update this morning and after the reboot i checked the update-situation again and updatesce replied that there are no additional updates needed.
then in the afternoon, after a further reboot, i checked with updatesce -c -a again and i guess that i got offered the same update-requests that were updated in the morning.
i'm sure that no updates were downloaded during the merge-process.
after the next reboot updatesce told me that no updates are available for the chosen sces.
thank you for your help and patience.
Jason W:
Ok, if you can give me an exact listing of the packages involved, contents of sce's that are made from a list file, and I will look into it in the coming days.
netnomad:
hi jason,
now i could verify it:
###
000-base-jessie.sce.lst:
#
console-setup
console-data
bash
mc
ssh
rsync
screen
grep
tar
zip
unzip
gzip
bzip2
xz-utils
p7zip-full
nmap
iptables
fail2ban
redsocks
pdnsd
tcpdump
gnupg
laptop-mode-tools
pm-utils
man-db
ntfs-3g
lvm2
cryptsetup
firmware-all
wifi
wireless
wpasupplicant
checkmissingdebs
importupdatecheck
libsmartcols1
###
100-desktop-jessie.sce.lst:
#
xorg-all
Xprogs
wbar
fluxbox
iceweasel
icedove
evince
jpilot
xvnc4viewer
###
200-multimedia-jessie.sce.lst:
#
alsa-base
alsa-utils
alsamixergui
cdparanoia
vlc
faad
lame
cups
cups-driver-gutenprint
hplip
avahi-daemon
gimp
xsane
minitube
pulseaudio
pavucontrol
volumeicon-alsa
gnucash
gthumb
gnome-calculator
doublecmd-gtk
tc@box:~$ updatesce -c -a
debian
#################### 100.0% 0.0 kBps DONE
#################### 100.0% 2.6 kBps DONE
verifying download...checksum matches OK
used 10700800 local, fetched 8890
Using the repo http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian debian jessie main
Searching for availbe updates for chosen SCEs.
000-base-jessie
100-desktop-jessie
200-multimedia-jessie
libreoffice
original-modules-3.8.13-tinycore
vbox
Do you want to review the list of packages that have updates available?
Enter y to view and q to exit reading the package list. (y/N):
SCE: 000-base-jessie
Available package updates:
console-setup debian jessie main
console-setup-freebsd debian jessie main
console-setup-linux debian jessie main
keyboard-configuration debian jessie main
after a successful update and a fresh reboot,
updatesce wants to update exactly the same packages, although all requested updates are done.
thank you for your help.
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