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alpha · 2009-02-22 13:29:21

Hello,

Recently I've searched the forum and found that people use two different ways to run ffp from USB. One method is to use /mnt/HD_a2/.bootstrap/setup.sh and the others use just modified fun_plug script. So what is the difference and which method is better. My idea is to run ffp from USB and unmount HDDs. The I want the ability to add new packages to USB if I want. If I boot DNS323 with USB stick I need ffp run from USB with its packages and if I boot DNS323 without USB then I need ffp run from HDD with its own packages. Is it possible and what method is better to use ? Somehow I think simplier is to use modified fun_plug script. Isn't it ?

Regards,
alpha

fonz · 2009-02-22 14:24:26

During early 0.5 development, there have been occassional changes in the fun_plug script (to fix installer problems, make customizations easier, etc). If you use a modified fun_plug script, you risk incompatibilies. The only purpose of setup.sh is to allow you to put custom preparations in a separate place, nothing more.

alpha · 2009-02-22 17:04:25

Thank you fronz for fast reply. So as I understand correctly written modified fun_plug will be ok. I think I get it. For me its simplier to modify fun_plu, but I think I'll try both. Just for fun Thanks again.

Regards,
alpha

alpha · 2009-02-23 22:18:00

Hi,

One more question..... Is setup.sh script run after fun_plug script completely finished or in some different time ? I know I have this line in fun_plug script:

Code:

# setup script (used for ffp on USB disk)
FFP_SETUP_SCRIPT=/mnt/HD_a2/.bootstrap/setup.sh

So is setup.sh executed after this line or after fun_plug script is finished ?

Regards,
alpha

alpha · 2009-02-23 23:30:21

I'm sorry, ti was really dumb question. I just not looked at this line:

Code:

if [ -x $FFP_SETUP_SCRIPT ]; then
    echo "* Running $FFP_SETUP_SCRIPT ..."
    . $FFP_SETUP_SCRIPT
fi

my bad....

Regards,
alpha

alpha · 2009-02-25 23:46:53

Hello,

I still has one more question. Suppose for the first time I have "clean" ffp on USB, but my root user uses /ffp/bin/bash login shell. So at startup time my /ffp path will be linked to USB without bash (at first time). So the question is will I be able to connect to ffp via telnet ?

Regards,
alpha

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