Where is "mkisofs" (making PNDs) from stuckie's old work.

[Kosmos]

Following Stuckies tutorial here:


http://www.gp32x.de...06


And it stops at the point where I find out - where can I get mkisofs on the pandora?


It is implied that it was on his but what, no more?


[uPDATE] Ok I switched to Squash per recommendation below.


Now how do I get the pnd to overlay the 'real' file-system.


Time for Stuckie's tutorial to get an update.... ;-)

 

[slaeshjag]

Don't use isofs for PND's, use SquashFS instead. The tool for that is called mksquashfs, and is included on NAND.

 

[Kosmos]

Now back to ask Stuckie why it wont work if I change to using Squash.


Thanks. BTW is there an UNSquash?

 

[sebt3]

BTW is there an UNSquash?

mount

 

[slaeshjag]

And there also is an unsquashfs tool

 

[Kosmos]

OK success on my test. I can run the PND and it extracts to mnt/pnd/appname now.


BUT the path does not overlay the file system like I thought. This causes a "segmentation error" when I run the program cause the program is looking in the /usr/bin instead of mnt/pnd/appname/usr/bin first.


Trying to find help on one of the forums but cant seem to find the right one.


Here is my Start.sh

#!/bin/bash


#start.sh




export MC_PATH=/mnt/pnd/mc-4.6.2


export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$MC_PATH/usr/lib


export PATH=$MC_PATH/usr/binPATH




terminal -T "Test Terminal"



If I then type "mc" for the program I learn that it cant find the proper directory.

/mnt/pnd/mc-4.6.2 contains the proper subdirectories but

/mnt/pnd/mc-4.6.2/usr/bin

is not overlaying the root /usr/bin and not being searched first.

 

[mcobit]

try to


export PATH=$PATH:/mnt/utmp/appname/usr/bin


export HOME=.

 

[WizardStan]

/mnt/pnd/mc-4.6.2/usr/bin shouldn't exist. It should be /mnt/utmp/mc-4.6.2/usr/bin or similar. Check the /mnt/utmp directory.