Hi,
oh, you are using the development version? Interesting :)
Thank you for posting the log output lines, these are very helpful!
The problem is a problem of the ext. device, extactly shown in this line
The hardware way is:
1. take the usb stick to a linux computer
2. make the imagefile available via loopback as a device node:
4. use "losetup -d <output of step2> " to detach the loopback interface
5. take the USB Stick to your piratebox and retry.
If it doesn't work, reinstall lighttpd* with
hope that helps,
Matthias
oh, you are using the development version? Interesting :)
Thank you for posting the log output lines, these are very helpful!
The problem is a problem of the ext. device, extactly shown in this line
The easiest way might be reinstalling the box.Quote
[ 254.860000] EXT4-fs error (device loop1): ext4_mb_generate_buddy:739: group 2, 3840 clusters in bitmap, 3846 in gd
The hardware way is:
1. take the usb stick to a linux computer
2. make the imagefile available via loopback as a device node:
losetup -f <usb mnt>/ext/OpenWRT.img3. The output shows the device node, run fsck.ext4 against it:
fsck.ext4 <output of step 2>You may need to answer some questsion
4. use "losetup -d <output of step2> " to detach the loopback interface
5. take the USB Stick to your piratebox and retry.
If it doesn't work, reinstall lighttpd* with
opkg install -d ext /mnt/install/cache/lighttpd*you may need an argument for forcing the reinstall, but I don't know this adhoc yet.
hope that helps,
Matthias