Want to start by saying I ran this on a virtual machine with debian.
As noted in another issue flow control would help make it clear whats going on each step of the way.
I suggest piping lines 34 to | less since it outputs so much info.
Line 34 -
cd /dev; ls -l
Same could be done for line 38 -
udevadm info --query=all --name=/dev/sda
Line 44 error "./wk8.sh: mkfs: not found" I think you have to run the mkfs as sudo(atleast on my debian virtual machine you do) -
mkfs -t ext4 ./64MB.img
Same with mkdir on line 46 since its trying to create inside root directory -
mkdir /mnt/tmp
The above line causes line 47 to not work since the directory was never made.
Line 51 I get the error "51: cd: can't cd to /tmp/tmp" I assume because the directory doesnt exist
Line 51 -
cd /tmp/tmp; ls
Line 67 atleast for debian it seems you need to run dmesg as sudo
dmesg | less
error with line 77 : "Failed to start echo.socket: Unit echo.socket not found."
systemctl start echo.socket
I look forward to the changes you mentioned in the other issues and hope these insights were helpful!
Want to start by saying I ran this on a virtual machine with debian.
As noted in another issue flow control would help make it clear whats going on each step of the way. I suggest piping lines 34 to | less since it outputs so much info. Line 34 -
cd /dev; ls -l
Same could be done for line 38 -udevadm info --query=all --name=/dev/sda
Line 44 error "./wk8.sh: mkfs: not found" I think you have to run the mkfs as sudo(atleast on my debian virtual machine you do) -
mkfs -t ext4 ./64MB.img
Same with mkdir on line 46 since its trying to create inside root directory -
mkdir /mnt/tmp
The above line causes line 47 to not work since the directory was never made.
Line 51 I get the error "51: cd: can't cd to /tmp/tmp" I assume because the directory doesnt exist Line 51 -
cd /tmp/tmp; ls
Line 67 atleast for debian it seems you need to run dmesg as sudo
dmesg | less
error with line 77 : "Failed to start echo.socket: Unit echo.socket not found."
systemctl start echo.socket
I look forward to the changes you mentioned in the other issues and hope these insights were helpful!