In the installation doc at step 4 it is described how to run : cardmgr -f and then to insert the pcmcia card (a network card in this case). Doing that causes cardmgr to attempt to launch the /etc/pcmcia/network script which makes (right at the top of the file) a reference to sed. And sed is not available at this stage of the install. Here's a snippet of the error: ... cardmgr[167]: executing: ' ./network start eth0' cardmgr[167]: + ./network: sed: command not found cardmgr[167]: + ./network: /bin/hostname: No such file or directory cardmgr[167]: + ./network: /etc/init.d/net.eth0: No such file or directory cardmgr[167]: start cmd exited with status 127 ... without network, nothing really works, does it ? thanks, philip
Can anyone verify this? //ZhEN
Is this confirmed? //ZhEN
This is the fix: Add a note that they should execute cardmgr -f BEFORE going into the chroot. I will fix this soon. //ZhEN
I fixed this. Check the build.xml in CVS. //ZhEN
