During the installation of some applications, a gvfs file system is mounted on "/root/.gvfs". Thus, the directory "/root" can't be umounted in the "unmount_pseudofilesystems" routine.
I solve this problem by adding an "if" clause in the "/usr/lib/uck/remaster-live-cd.sh" script in the "unmount_pseudofilesystems".
It is like this:
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function unmount_pseudofilesystems()
{
if [ -n "$REMASTER_DIR" ]; then
if [ -d "$REMASTER_DIR/root/.gvfs" ]; then
echo "Cleaning up /root/.gvfs..."
# Need to be umounted as chroot, because it is mounted in chroot environment
chroot "$REMASTER_DIR" sh -c "umount /root/.gvfs 2>&1"
chroot "$REMASTER_DIR" sh -c "umount /root/.gvfs 2>&1"
chroot "$REMASTER_DIR" sh -c "rm -rfv /root/.gvfs 2>&1"
echo "Umounting other mount points..."
fi
unmount_directory "$REMASTER_DIR/lib/modules/*/volatile"
unmount_directory "$REMASTER_DIR/tmp/customization-scripts"
unmount_directory "$REMASTER_DIR/var/cache/apt"
unmount_directory "$REMASTER_DIR/root"
unmount_directory "$REMASTER_DIR/tmp"
unmount_directory "$REMASTER_DIR/var/run"
unmount_directory "$REMASTER_DIR/dev/pts"
unmount_directory "$REMASTER_DIR/sys"
unmount_directory "$REMASTER_DIR/proc"
fi
}
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I don't know if it is the best solution, but solve my issue and finalize the customization.
Please think about it. This can be solved in the "Run console application" option during customization and doing the "umount /root/.gvfs; rm -rfv /root/.gvfs" commands manually, but these facilities can be appreciated by end-users :P
Bye! Good job guys.
please provice uck version and build.log