Is the cIOS USB Beta 3 (the one in link in the 1st post of this thread) supposed to install to 222? When I install it I see 202.
Diffusion said:Readme said you needed admin power so type in "sudo" before your command.jeffc313 said:I'm getting this error
cannot find any wbfs partition (verify permissions)): No such file or directory
I have a blank Unformatted partition (used gparted)
Ex:
sudo ./wbfs ls
heh. You can always make the partition using the USB loader, and the WBFS tool will detect it.piratesmack said:Diffusion said:Readme said you needed admin power so type in "sudo" before your command.jeffc313 said:I'm getting this error
cannot find any wbfs partition (verify permissions)): No such file or directory
I have a blank Unformatted partition (used gparted)
Ex:
sudo ./wbfs ls
I did run it as root
Diffusion said:if a ps3 can run linux ( yellow dog ) could we use it to run that program and format a hdd ?piratesmack said:Diffusion said:heh. You can always make the partition using the USB loader, and the WBFS tool will detect it.jeffc313 said:I'm getting this error
cannot find any wbfs partition (verify permissions)): No such file or directory
I have a blank Unformatted partition (used gparted)
Readme said you needed admin power so type in "sudo" before your command.
Ex:
sudo ./wbfs ls
I did run it as root
Thanks, didn't know that
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QUOTE(unheared @ Mar 30 2009, 05:46 PM)
please let me know
koji2009 said:I can format it with USB loader but it still won't show up in linux... I can pull up the USB flash drive under gparted... but it never shows up in the filesystem. Neither in file browsers or even in terminal it won't show up (gparted shows it as sdb and the partition sdb1)
Anyone know why I can't access it to add/change isos? Works perfectly fine on the loader, using a terminal in ubuntu under superuser (also tried just running it with sudo command)
koji2009 said:I had assumed as much, but I figured it was something I should mention. That said, I still get"cannot find any wbts partition (verify permissions)): no such file or directory"
I again am running under super user (also added normal user to "disk" group just to be sure)
Here's a copy of my terminal window.
CODEdiffusion@ubuntu:~$ sudo su
[sudo] password for diffusion:
root@ubuntu:/home/diffusion# cd Desktop/wbfs
root@ubuntu:/home/diffusion/Desktop/wbfs# ./wbfs /dev/sdb1/ init
root@ubuntu:/home/diffusion/Desktop/wbfs# ./wbfs df
using /dev/sdb
wbfs tot:15.16G used:14.22GÂÂfree:0.93G
root@ubuntu:/home/diffusion/Desktop/wbfs#
firstTrickyTony said:Okay I have been using Ubunut about 2 weeks but this is stumping me, I repartitioned with GParted nooo problem then from there I am stuck. I have opened Terminal and entered ./wbfs -p /dev/sdb1/ init and all I get it no such file or directory. I have the wbfs file on my dekstop but havent done anything with that if someone can get me started I am sure it will be smooth sailing after that. thanks!!!
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what does gparted report your partition as? also, make sure that you cd into the wbfs directoryTrickyTony said:Okay I have been using Ubunut about 2 weeks but this is stumping me, I repartitioned with GParted nooo problem then from there I am stuck. I have opened Terminal and entered ./wbfs -p /dev/sdb1/ init and all I get it no such file or directory. I have the wbfs file on my dekstop but havent done anything with that if someone can get me started I am sure it will be smooth sailing after that. thanks!!!
Diffusion said:koji2009 said:I can format it with USB loader but it still won't show up in linux... I can pull up the USB flash drive under gparted... but it never shows up in the filesystem. Neither in file browsers or even in terminal it won't show up (gparted shows it as sdb and the partition sdb1)
Anyone know why I can't access it to add/change isos? Works perfectly fine on the loader, using a terminal in ubuntu under superuser (also tried just running it with sudo command)
./wbfs -p /dev/sdb1/ init
./wbfs add isolocation
works for me. Without mounting the drive, so it doesn't show up in the filesystem or file browsers, just like you.
I'm getting that error too.phertiker said:hey man, what sort of drive are you using with the wbfs tool? I have a Seagate 300GB, the tool works great until I try to actually transfer an ISO at which point I get "error seeking in disc file: Invalid argument", every single ISO I've tried. I see others getting it too, just wondering if there's a pattern... Ripping using the loader itself seems to work fine.