Open ZanzyTHEbar opened 2 weeks ago
Hi @ZanzyTHEbar
When eggs produces abn ISO, the entire filesystem is mounted --bind under /home/eggs/.mnt/filesystem.squashfs, deleting ./mnt risks deleting the disk as well. Normally the system rejects, displays mounts and exits.
To tell you more I would have to repeat the experiment on a VM.
Holy backup!
Hi @ZanzyTHEbar
I tried to repeat your case:
I ran the command: sudo eggs produces
, and waited until the entire filesystem was mounted under /home/eggs/.mnt/filesystem.squash
.
At this point I ran - in another terminal - the command: sudo rm /home/eggs -rf
.
The first time I aborted immediately after the first errors appeared, the second time I waited for the process to finish.
Both the first time and the second time, I successfully rebooted the system.
I believe you - but that's not what happened for me. I spent the better part of today getting a new image up to speed.
Of course, I just tried to replicate it and, I really was waiting to break the system.
I'm sorry for your problem.
Il dom 7 lug 2024, 20:29 DaOfficialWizard @.***> ha scritto:
I believe you - but that's not what happened for me. I spent the better part of today getting a new image up to speed.
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I was making a new iso, used this tool many times before and was fine, and i hit complete on the terminal completion without thinking (was late) - and ended up breaking the symbolic links to pretty much everything eggs was managing. I have no idea how, but when i attempted to remove the
/home/eggs/.mnt
directory everything borked and now my pc won't post.Of course, i can boot from a backup - but i am wondering if there is a mechanism to fix this without having to reimage my machine. I have checked via a live cd - my disk is fine, partition is intact, and all of my files are present. It seems just hard links and symbolic links have been broken. Way too many to fix manually.