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Ubuntu Customization Kit Issue

Asked by CT_Daemon

(Included in the end is a copy of the build.log file)
This is my situation: I am trying to use the Ubuntu Customization Kit to create a custom LiveCD of Ubuntu 9.04, and I have used both the latest version from Launchpad and from SourceForge. However, when the CLI tries to mount certain images, it gets an error (error=32). Please help me here because I'm currently learning how to program for Linux, but I don't know how to solve this problem on my own. By the way, I am using the official 9.04 .iso image from Ubuntu's website. If possible, I would also like to use this for a customization of BackTrack 4 (which runs on an Ubuntu base). Thank you for your help.

build.log
Ubuntu Customization Kit 2.0.8
Starting CD remastering on Sat Oct 3 19:19:38 AST 2009
Customization dir=/home/user/tmp/customization-scripts
(Omitted due to length)
Mounting ISO image...
Unpacking ISO image...
Unmounting ISO image...
Removing remastering root dir...
rm: cannot remove directory `/home/user/tmp/remaster-root/tmp/.X11-unix': Device or resource busy
Mounting SquashFS image...
Unpacking SquashFS image...
Unmounting SquashFS image...
Removing win32 files...
mount: mount point /home/user/tmp/remaster-root/proc does not exist
Failed to mount /home/user/tmp/remaster-root/proc, error=32
mount: mount point /home/user/tmp/remaster-root/sys does not exist
Failed to mount /home/user/tmp/remaster-root/sys, error=32
mount: mount point /home/user/tmp/remaster-root/dev/pts does not exist
Failed to mount /home/user/tmp/remaster-root/dev/pts, error=32
(Note that I placed 'user' in place of my actual user name, for privacy reasons.)

Once again, thank you for your help in this matter.

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Best Anton Tolpeev (anton-tolpeev) said : 		#1

Mount errors you can solve with commands

sudo mkdir /home/user/tmp/remaster-root/proc
sudo mkdir /home/user/tmp/remaster-root/sys
sudo mkdir /home/user/tmp/remaster-root/dev/pts

Let me know if it's solve all your problems. :)

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CT_Daemon (ctdaemon) said : 		#2

So far so good. I made the directories (had to put 'sudo mkdir /home/user/tmp/remaster-root/dev' before I put '.../dev/pts')
Currently still building, but it is currently working with the language packages now, so I believe it solved it. Thanks!