roberts
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Posted: Dec. 15 2004,02:31 |
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Oh bootlocal.sh works just fine booting from usb.
I assume that you are using the backup method to save your bootlocal.sh.
For a simple test, I just did this. Try the following.
Add this line to your bootlocal.sh
touch /home/dsl/this_is_a_test
If you have not made a backup, then be sure to do that, From control panel click on backup/restore then enter sda1 then click on backup.
When completed, you should see the backup.tar.gz if you do a ls /cdrom
Then shutdown, upon reboot your backup.tar.gz will be restores and the opt.bootlocal.sh will execute and finally you should see a zero byte file
/home/dsl/this_is_a_test
Now your static ip may be another issue. However, I do set my static ip via a usb boot as well
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