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Cita: Remove checkroot and checkfs from boot up because
* You must modify your distro to not test the status of root directory
(whether it is (is not) writable). For example, Slackware is testing
the status of the root partition during boot and if it's read-write,
it will display a message and will wait for user input. This is something
we don't like, right? Unionfs can't be remounted ro, so I can't avoid
this in linux live scripts. I have to patch Slackware rc scripts (rc.S)
to skip the test. You will need to do something similar for your distro.
As per the requirements of the live scripts /path/to/linux/live/scripts/info/requirements
rc-update –d checkroot boot
rc-update –d checkfs boot
You also need to remove all instances of chechroot and checkfs in other init.d scripts.
cd into /etc/init.d
and do a
grep –r checkroot *
and
grep –r checkfs *
this will show you which files have checkfs and checkroot as requirement. Edit those files and delete checkfs and checkroot.
You also need to change the /sbin/rc script. It has a critical services definition in line 106:
CRITICAL_SERVICES="checkroot hostname modules checkfs localmount"
Remove checkroot and checkfs from that line
No you should be able to run runme.sh to create your live distro
Por cierto, espero que no te moleste lo que voy a decir porque te lo digo de buena fe, pero deberías tratar de mejorar tu expresión escrita. Trata de escribir de manera menos apresurada para evitar despistes como el de "bentido", e intenta ser más ordenado y estructurado al expresar lo que quieres decir. Te lo digo en serio, me ha sido más complicado entender tu pregunta que encontrar la respuesta. Si plantearas tus dudas de manera más ordenada sería más fácil ayudarte a solucionarlas. Repito, espero que no te lo tomes a mal, pretendo hacer una crítica constructiva.