hi
My earlier major fail was not due purely to inode 128 issue but also to a not so good chroot I was setting up.
therefore here is the chroot commands assuming one partition system
mkdir /z
mount /dev/sda1 /z
mount -t proc proc /z/proc
mount -t sysfs sys /z/sys
mount -o bind /dev /z/dev
chroot /z
Unlike other chroots I have tried....once you do the last command all commands are intuitively off your hard drive
FWIW
2) Rather than submit my iso link here.....I submit my scripts which anyone should be able to work out as I am a script novice.
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balance of text removed as now irrelevant