Closed maricn closed 9 years ago
My installation broke due to insufficient fs size in process of setting up bunsen-images. I had to manually remove local souces list from /etc/apt/.. to be able to run install script again.
Hi maricn, thank you for reporting this.
bunsen-images is very big - about 100MB - so will need plenty of space for building, but the install script has run successfully for others. It is intended as a development tool, rather than an install vehicle for end-users. (That will come later.)
The "undo" script is very experimental and hasn't been tested in the BunsenLabs context. It was simply imported from a previous installer: https://github.com/johnraff/cb-netinstall
It might help if the image files of bunsen-images are packed into a tarball in the Debian source repository, in the same way as with bunsen-faenza-icon-theme. When I have time, I'll try that.
Oh, i didn't realize undo wasn't yours script. Anyway, just thought you should know about that.
Thumbs up for quick answer and effort on the project.
Yes undo is my script but I haven't tested it with BunsenLabs. Even in it's previous home it was still quite experimental. I just imported it with everything else, thinking I might work on it some day...
Thank you for your input anyway. I'll need to think about the local repos - they didn't exist in the previous installer.
Git requires as much free space on your disk as in the repository, which might be the reason upacking bunsen-images caused problems. I have now packed all the image files into a .tar.gz archive which might reduce the download time slightly, but I'm not sure if it will help the installation problem.
Experimental undo script removed.
My installation broke due to insufficient root fs size in process of serting up