![]() ![]() This is a pretty serious and rather obvious bug, once you understand what's going on.Īs pointed out by whom I will mostly be paraphrasing here, the gist of it is: /usr/share/ initramfs- tools/scripts/ casper- helpers may unmount a previously mounted device, that it should *NOT* leave unmounted on exit. net/ubuntu/ +source/ casper/ +bug/1489855 (see last post by Akeo (author of Rufus) Read this error "Change to mount sequence order breaks persistence on casper-rw partitions" Again and as described above, the pen drive is no longer bootable. I also tried to shrink SBROOT using gparted to create a new partition with the label "casper-rw". I don't have persistence problem if systemback produces only one partition. I can see the word "persistent" during the GRUB IPL ( Pressing 'E' exposes the boot parameters) but the live pen defaults to read only. I then added 'persistent' to both syslinux.cfg and grub.cfg that's found in the SBLIVE partition using an editor. I created a casper-rw file, formatted it with mkfs.ext4 and then put it in SBROOT partition. I also have 'persistence' problem when there are 2 partitions SBROOT and SBLIVE. I tried re-partitioning the above using gparted and gparted somehow messes up something that makes the USB drive not-bootable anymore. SBLIVE is usually usually very small (104MB) and SBROOT takes the rest of the free space in the drive. I do notice that Systemback produces two partitions if squashfs image is greater than FAT32's 4GB file size. I also have another problem that's related to repartitioning: Is there a way to tell systemback OR systemback-cli to partition the way it is explained above and then write the image to the pen drive? The second partition will then be dedicated for persistent storage. I like the first partition to contain all what systemback needs to run. Let say for example that given a 64GB USB pen drive, I wish to create 2 partitions. Thanks for responding and I'm sorry if I were not clear. ![]()
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