no bootable media fund

Asked by Ratish

Dear Marcel,
                I have followed the both documententation properly as well as video tutorial also, and the video says something and documentation says something else, eventhough i have tried both minimum 50-60 times, eventhough its not working, so please post some script which works properly and please do give proper documentation and the documentations video tutorial not the other...it is my humble request..

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Bryn Nobbs (bryn-nobbs) said :
#1

the documentation is being worked on at the moment.

Could you give more details on what is different from the video to the written instructions.

Also could you give more details on what is not workig

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Marcel van den Boer (synthehol) said :
#2

"No bootable media found" is a message that would seem to come from a Live CD, failing to boot. Is that correct?

If it's your own custom Live CD which fails, you need to add proper drivers to your Linux kernel. I'm going to write some new documentation on how to do that on our new Wiki, please be patient.

Otherwise, I would like to help you, but you should provide detailed information on the problem.

It can be that the Video's are not up to date, LFScript is in active development and changes quickly. If you can tell me where the documentation in LFScript differs from the video, I will update them both appropriately.

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Ratish (hi-im-ratish) said :
#3

"No bootable media found" i am getting this error after running the quick start command and then the 2nd documentation.. ./lfscript -Bux "wget nano os-prober" -i rootfs and then when i was trying to reboot the system then i got it.

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Marcel van den Boer (synthehol) said :
#4

Did you use a custom kernel configuration?

See: http://lfscript.org/wiki/index.php/Kernel_configuration

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Ratish (hi-im-ratish) said :
#5

No, because i didn't find anything regarding it in the previous documentation. Anyways let me try with your new documentation, it looks very cool and heavenly learnable. And thnkx for your responce :)

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Ratish (hi-im-ratish) said :
#6

./lfscript -B -u -x nano -k myconfig.config
when i am running this command i am getting an error saying "no scripy was found for -k"

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Marcel van den Boer (synthehol) said :
#7

Are you sure you entered that command? LFScript should only give that particular error if your '-x' list was empty.

For example:

./lfscript -B -u -x -k mykernel.config

would indeed produce an error, as there are no arguments after '-x'. But

./lfscript -B -u -x nano -k myconfig.config

Should not give an error, as '-x' has been set to 'nano'.

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