more robust free space checking for sandboxes. See: http://www.murga-… #1758
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As a side note, in PUPMODE=12 we can get the size from looking at the free space at "/". This might be more robust if for some reason the /initrd/pup_rw symlink got broken. |
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if /initrd/pup_rw symlink got broken you have much more serious issues... |
Maybe so but his change doesn't consider that case. |
Try that with your change and the output is in kB! Do this instead |
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If you run puppylinux in a chroot system (e.g. my psandbox script), then this isn't an issue at first since PUPMODE=2. However, if you then boot the created save file as your actual system then /etc/rc.d/PUPSTATE might be left over and it might have a PUPMODE different than "2". In my case it was 12, when testing arch32pup. This broke puppies package manager when I tried to reload the puppy in a sandbox since the PUPSTATE was left over (from my real boot) with PUPMODE=12.
For further discussion see:
More Robust Free Space Checking for ppm @ http://www.murga-linux.com/
This changed fixed the ppm (puppy package manager) in chroot system.