antiX live usb issue

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rs55
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Re: antiX live usb issue

#141 Post by rs55 »

BitJam wrote: Tue Apr 02, 2019 12:02 pm
rs55 wrote: Tue Apr 02, 2019 9:59 am I noticed a new LUM in the MX updater ( LUM 19.4). Is this the final version or Adrian's interim version?
I'm not sure. The timing is right for either. Here is a quick test:

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$ cd
$ cp /usr/local/bin/live-usb-maker .
$ ./live-usb-maker --version
      live-usb-maker version 2.23.04 (Mon Apr  1 01:00:41 MDT 2019)
     cli-shell-utils version 2.33.05 (Mon Apr  1 10:34:42 MDT 2019)
(change to your home directory copy live-usb-maker from /usr/local/bin and then print out the versions using this local copy of live-usb-maker.)

This new version should work with your large files even if you use --force=fuse (thanks to the wizardry of fehlix). You may also notice that we are now checking the md5 files within LUM. If you are still over-riding the library then you will need to disable that to get access to the new library that contains the fixes:

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cd /usr/local/
sudo mv cli-shell-utils/ cli-shell-utils.old/
The new version should also be being called from the GUI versions (once you disable the over-ride). We try "mount" first and only fall back to "fuseiso" if mount fails. This is because I believe you, rs55, have already found all the problems with fuseiso and we were able to fix them. But if not, the error should show up in the md5 check while LUM is running which should save us all some grief.

This is not the final version. This has the fixes backported to the version from antiX-17.4. A newer version is on the way for antiX-19.
Thanks. I renamed the /usr/local/cli-shell-utils directory to ....old
Then I ran update/upgrade to get the new version of lum.
Then I ran live-usb-maker --version
It showed: lum 2.20.
cli-shell-utils 2.30

Hmm.. wonder what Iam doing wrong here.

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Re: antiX live usb issue

#142 Post by rs55 »

Oh - now I see the gui of LUM in "advanced" has the option to disable fuseiso.

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Re: antiX live usb issue

#143 Post by rs55 »

My current versions of LUM and cli-shell-utils seem to be working fine ( with fuseiso disabled). i just tried burning a usb , with the fuseiso disable option in the gui - and it booted up fine. ( no surprise I suppose !)

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Re: antiX live usb issue

#144 Post by rs55 »

Update:
I installed the lum update from the MX updater this morning:
live-usb-maker --version
live-usb-maker version 2.23.04 (Mon Apr 1 01:00:41 MDT 2019)
cli-shell-utils version 2.33.05 (Mon Apr 1 10:34:42 MDT 2019)

Created a usb with this new lum ( without checking the box to disable fuseiso). Everything worked great - and the usb booted up without any errors.
Well done guys !!

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Re: antiX live usb issue

#145 Post by rs55 »

rs55 wrote: Wed Apr 03, 2019 11:42 am Update:
I installed the lum update from the MX updater this morning:
live-usb-maker --version
live-usb-maker version 2.23.04 (Mon Apr 1 01:00:41 MDT 2019)
cli-shell-utils version 2.33.05 (Mon Apr 1 10:34:42 MDT 2019)

Created a usb with this new lum ( without checking the box to disable fuseiso). Everything worked great - and the usb booted up without any errors.
Well done guys !!
Oh - forgot to mention - my iso was 7.8 GB.

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Re: antiX live usb issue

#146 Post by BitJam »

rs55 wrote: Wed Apr 03, 2019 11:42 am Created a usb with this new lum ( without checking the box to disable fuseiso). Everything worked great - and the usb booted up without any errors.
Well done guys !!
I'm delighted it's working for you. If you want to take a walk on the wild side, try running it from the command line with --force=fuse.
"The first principle is that you must not fool yourself -- and you are the easiest person to fool."

-- Richard Feynman

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