Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => TCB Q&A Forum => Topic started by: mbzadegan on January 02, 2011, 01:48:05 PM
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Dear All
I booted tinycore from USB and want to edit isolinux.cfg .
How can i do it ?
TNX ...
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Clarify?
Do you intend to remaster the CD?
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Clarify?
Do you intend to remaster the CD?
No , I don't want remastering !!!
some times i want to append multivt in front of kernel ....
Or other sometimes i want to access my text files on root of my flash USB ....
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Then mount the partition, and edit the files..
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AFAIK isolinux is mainly or only used to create bootable iso file systems which are read-only.
Therefore, assuming you did not mean isolinux, but perhaps some other bootloader.
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Then mount the partition, and edit the files..
When booted from Flash USB and try BLKID , my usb device is not listed !!!
i didn't found any device to mount it ! Why ?
:-[
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What about
fdisk -l?
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If you are using a USB storage device you'll probably need the 'waitusb=...' boot code (see the FAQ (http://www.tinycorelinux.com/faq.html#pendrives)).
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When i try BLKID or FDISK -l my HDD drives have been listed and no more information about my FLASH USB notify !!!
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dmesg |grep -A 12 complete
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dmesg |grep -A 12 complete
Very Well , Tnx .
With your last command i find my device well .
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Hmm, that's a start, now why fdisk and blkid wouldn't list it is the question.
Can you please post output of upper command?
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blkid ------>> /dev/sda1
fdisk -l ---->> /dev/sda1
sda1 is my first HDD drive
dmesg ---->> /dev/sda1 , /dev/sdb1 , /dev/sdb2
Appear that My Tiny Core is on /dev/sdb2 and /dev/sdb1 had The Frameware of My Flash MP3 Player .
I think that The Frameware of My Flash MP3 Player is bothersome for BLKID or FDISK detection .
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Well, omitting to mention at all that the device in question is a "Flash MP3 Player" with a "Frameware(sic!)" until post 13 of a thread is rather misleading...
Have you tried to mount /dev/sdb2 manually?
Have you had a look at all the options of blkid (as your device is non-standard storage, I couldn't exclude options might help).
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Have you tried to mount /dev/sdb2 manually?
Have you had a look at all the options of blkid (as your device is non-standard storage, I couldn't exclude options might help).
Yes i mount /dev/sdb2 manually
Sorry , i dont tested all of blkid options .
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grep sdb /etc/fstab