Repositories for Musix 2 and beta versions of Musix 3 have been updated. Details can be found here: http://www.musix.org.ar/wordpress/?p=25 Cheers, Ariel
Dear Ariel Thanks a lot for your kind information. I am very interested to try the beta version of Musix 3. Consequently I have downloaded both versions of Musix 3, ie Beta USB.img and Testing hybrid.iso. Much to my regret I was unable to install any to the USB flash drive. It seems my permanent weakness how to get Musix installed on a USB drive and if at all succeeded then installation was without persistent mode?! In the meantime I have found that other Linux distributions had much improved/solved this problem and specially Debian and Knoppix. Since Musix was also projected on Debian source I wonder whether a similar solution could be included in the new version of Musix 3. Your kind help and assistance will be much appreciated. Wishing You and all the Staff very nice Christmas Holidays! Kind regards Jerzy -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ariel Errera Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 2:34 PM To: musix-users Subject: [Musix-users] Repositories updated Repositories for Musix 2 and beta versions of Musix 3 have been updated. Details can be found here: http://www.musix.org.ar/wordpress/?p=25 Cheers, Ariel _______________________________________________ Musix GNU+Linux - www.musix.org.ar Musix-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ourproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/musix-users
Hi Jerzy. It's a pity you had problems with USB install. I got to install from one of the last usb images, so maybe it's an issue with hardware and/or drivers. We're currently working on a new Beta. We would provide the information to download as soon as we finish some stuff before and make it available. Then we'll try to help you if you had any problems, we would be really appreciate your feedback. We thank you for your interest and help. Greetings 2011/12/21 Jerzy Gładczenko <[email protected]>
Dear Ariel
Thanks a lot for your kind information. I am very interested to try the beta version of Musix 3. Consequently I have downloaded both versions of Musix 3, ie Beta USB.img and Testing hybrid.iso. Much to my regret I was unable to install any to the USB flash drive. It seems my permanent weakness how to get Musix installed on a USB drive and if at all succeeded then installation was without persistent mode?! In the meantime I have found that other Linux distributions had much improved/solved this problem and specially Debian and Knoppix. Since Musix was also projected on Debian source I wonder whether a similar solution could be included in the new version of Musix 3.
Your kind help and assistance will be much appreciated.
Wishing You and all the Staff very nice Christmas Holidays!
Kind regards
Jerzy
-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ariel Errera Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 2:34 PM To: musix-users Subject: [Musix-users] Repositories updated
Repositories for Musix 2 and beta versions of Musix 3 have been updated.
Details can be found here:
http://www.musix.org.ar/wordpress/?p=25
Cheers, Ariel
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-- Carlos sanchiavedraz * Musix GNU+Linux http://www.musix.es
Hi Jerzy: As it is not an official release we haven't provided much info on the new testing version. Installation goes like this: Insert your usb drive and then as root type: fdisk -l This will list all your drives including your flash drive. Take note of which partition it has been mounted in. Unmount the drive: umount /dev/sd* Replace sd* with the partition where the usb was mounted. It is very important to have the correct partition here to avoid formating other drive. In my pc for example, usb usually mounts automatically at /dev/sdg so it is difficult to confuse because hard drives are mounted at /dev/sda and /dev/sdb Then, copy the iso (also as root): dd if=nameoftheisofie.iso of=/dev/sd* This will erase previous data of your flash drive. Of course, replace nameoftheiso.iso with the name of the image and sd* with your device. Another important thing is that Hybrid images do not have support for persistent mode. I might say this is by definition. Neither Debian's hybrid images have support for it. On the other hand, usb-only images have this support but you should make an extra partition and boot with the "persistent" flag. There is a tutorial on musix's wiki about usb images: http://www.musix.org.ar/wiki/index.php?title=Musix2.0-USB-usage Regarding future versions of Musix, there are plans for making usb images and even a low-size cd version. Please, tell us if you need more help. Regards, Ariel. 2011/12/21 Jerzy Gładczenko <[email protected]>:
Dear Ariel
Thanks a lot for your kind information. I am very interested to try the beta version of Musix 3. Consequently I have downloaded both versions of Musix 3, ie Beta USB.img and Testing hybrid.iso. Much to my regret I was unable to install any to the USB flash drive. It seems my permanent weakness how to get Musix installed on a USB drive and if at all succeeded then installation was without persistent mode?! In the meantime I have found that other Linux distributions had much improved/solved this problem and specially Debian and Knoppix. Since Musix was also projected on Debian source I wonder whether a similar solution could be included in the new version of Musix 3.
Your kind help and assistance will be much appreciated.
Wishing You and all the Staff very nice Christmas Holidays!
Kind regards
Jerzy
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Ariel Errera -
Carlos sanchiavedraz -
Jerzy Gładczenko