Re: How to get access to initrd file system

On Sun, 2009-06-07 at 20:17 +0400, Alexey Plutakhin wrote:
> Hello!
> I'm trying to learn thinstation. And now trying to get access to
> initrd file system. So I get initrd from iso image of thinstation and
> mount it to /mnt/ram after losetup. df -h output says that 53 Mb of
> directory where initrd mounted is used. But here is output of du
> -sh /mnt/ram/*:
>  root <at> plutakhin:/mnt/ram# du -sh * /mnt/ram/
> 0       dev
> 0       linuxrc
> 0       mnt
> 0       proc
> 0       sbin
> 0       sys
> 20K     thinstation.buildtime
> 0       tmp
> 165K    usr
> 0       var
> 184K    /mnt/ram/
> root <at> plutakhin:/mnt/ram#
> There is nothing that wheight about 53 Mb.

If you mean one of the LiveCD's then I'd be surprised as well..
I don't know about your listing above, but that doesn't include the /bin
or /lib directories, so most things are missing....
> 
> What is wrong?
> How can I put  my own files to thinstation built image?

What are you trying to put in?
Have you read the documentation at http://thinstation.org?
FAQ, FAQ + & Developer if you want to add in your own applications.

> 
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> Alexey Plutakhin
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