Wayland Live CD

[nerdopolis]

Reboot, same thing, all those dirs are ther ?


cecil@cecil-cpu:~/Downloads$ ./test_RBOS_ISO.sh "RebecaBlackLinux.iso"
This will call a chroot shell from an iso. If you use an iso from RebeccaBlackLinux you can call test Wayland by running westoncaller from the shell.

The password for the test user is no password. Just hit enter if you actually need it.

Press enter

/home/cecil/RBOS_Build_Files/isotest/unionmountpoint is not a mountpoint
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
squashfs-tools is already the newest version.
aufs-tools is already the newest version.
dialog is already the newest version.
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 33 not upgraded.
mount: according to mtab /home/cecil/RebecaBlackLinux.iso is already mounted on /home/cecil/RBOS_Build_Files/isotest/isomount as loop
mount: according to mtab /home/cecil/RBOS_Build_Files/isotest/isomount/casper/filesystem.squashfs is already mounted on /home/cecil/RBOS_Build_Files/isotest/squashfsmount as loop
mount: unknown filesystem type 'aufs'
mount: mount point /home/cecil/RBOS_Build_Files/isotest/unionmountpoint/dev does not exist
mount: mount point /home/cecil/RBOS_Build_Files/isotest/unionmountpoint/proc does not exist
mount: mount point /home/cecil/RBOS_Build_Files/isotest/unionmountpoint/sys does not exist
mount: mount point /home/cecil/RBOS_Build_Files/isotest/unionmountpoint/tmp does not exist
non-network local connections being added to access control list

Type exit to go back to your system. If you want to test wayland, run the command: westoncaller
chroot: failed to run command `groupadd': No such file or directory
chroot: failed to run command `/usr/sbin/useradd': No such file or directory
chroot: failed to run command `su': No such file or directory
non-network local connections being removed from access control list

Seems your aufs isn't working? I wonder if the files are installed?
what do these commands return?
ls -l /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/ubuntu/aufs/aufs.ko
ls -l /sbin/mount.aufs

[cecilpierce]

ls: cannot access /lib/modules/3.5.0-13-generic/kernel/ubuntu/aufs/aufs.ko: No such file or directory

and

-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 18088 Jun 29 11:42 /sbin/mount.aufs

[cecilpierce]

Just checked synaptic, aufs is installed.

When I run the script now its asking for my password, it didnt do that before.

And this comes up:

[nerdopolis]

Just checked synaptic, aufs is installed.

When I run the script now its asking for my password, it didnt do that before.

And this comes up:

The script has /usr/bin/sudo /bin/bash as the interpreter. Perhaps your sudo credentials expired, and that's why it's asking again.

As far as aufs, that IS strange... aufs.ko is provided by the kernel package, and aufs-tools is provided by aufs-tools.

your kernel doesn't have aufs.ko... are you using a stock Ubuntu kernel?
try

cd /lib
find grep | aufs

[cecilpierce]

cecil@cecil-home:/lib$ find grep | aufs
find: `grep': No such file or directory
aufs: command not found

[nerdopolis]

cecil@cecil-home:/lib$ find grep | aufs
find: `grep': No such file or directory
aufs: command not found

Whoa. I must have been tired last night, I put the pipe command in the wrong place
try
find | grep aufs
after cd /lib

[cecilpierce]

Me to, still tired

$ cd /lib
cecil@cecil-cpu:/lib$ find | grep aufs
nothing ?

$ uname -a
Linux cecil-cpu 3.5.0-13-generic #14-Ubuntu SMP Wed Aug 29 16:47:23 UTC 2012 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux

now what? jump out and make a left turn

[nerdopolis]

Me to, still tired

$ cd /lib
cecil@cecil-cpu:/lib$ find | grep aufs
nothing ?

$ uname -a
Linux cecil-cpu 3.5.0-13-generic #14-Ubuntu SMP Wed Aug 29 16:47:23 UTC 2012 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux

now what? jump out and make a left turn

Dang it! That means none of your kernels supports aufs!
...which that script needs to work around the squashfs being read only...
I wonder if there are other systems that don't have aufs

[cecilpierce]

This is my latest RBL install, Aug 20 I think.
Where or what kernel can I get ?
I see 3.5.0-14 is about to come out, where is that new nvidia-wayland driver, dangit!
What kernel does th 8-24-2012 (716.1 MB) have, will it work for me?

[nerdopolis]

This is my latest RBL install, Aug 20 I think.
Where or what kernel can I get ?
I see 3.5.0-14 is about to come out, where is that new nvidia-wayland driver, dangit!
What kernel does th 8-24-2012 (716.1 MB) have, will it work for me?

Wait, are you trying to use the test script within RBOS? I remember you said something about a 3.5 kernel... that's used in Quantal... I think I read something about Quantal dropping aufs, and it's actually using overlayfs...

But you do NOT need to run the test script within RBOS... The test script is for people who don't want to use a VM, or reboot to test the Wayland userspace. The test_RBOS script uses chroot in the background.

If you are in RBOS, you just need to run westoncaller...