Ubuntu Customization Kit

Failed to Build Error=32

Asked by Kanagaraj

We tried to build a Live CD in UCK to have only language support for Tamil and English only and we added abiword instead of openoffice3.0 ,

when we tried to build a LIVE CD we got the following error

Ubuntu Customization Kit 2.0.8
Starting CD remastering on Sun May 24 14:50:27 IST 2009
Customization dir=/home/nrcfoss/tmp/customization-scripts
Mounting ISO image...
Unpacking ISO image...
Unmounting ISO image...
Mounting SquashFS image...
Unpacking SquashFS image...
Unmounting SquashFS image...
mount: mount point /home/nrcfoss/tmp/remaster-root/dev/pts does not exist
Unmounting directory /home/nrcfoss/tmp/remaster-root/proc...
Unmounting directory /home/nrcfoss/tmp/remaster-root/sys...
Failed to mount /home/nrcfoss/tmp/remaster-root/dev/pts, error=32

Pls help us how to overcome the problem.

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Haim (haim-krembo) said : 		#1

i got the same problem

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Kanagaraj (kanagaraj-rk) said : 		#2

UCK needs the original ubuntu(iso) file without any changes, if you make changes in the .iso file before opening with the UCK then it gives the following error code

Ubuntu Customization Kit 2.0.8
Starting CD remastering on Sun May 24 14:50:27 IST 2009
Customization dir=/home/nrcfoss/tmp/customization-scripts
Mounting ISO image...
Unpacking ISO image...
Unmounting ISO image...
Mounting SquashFS image...
Unpacking SquashFS image...
Unmounting SquashFS image...
mount: mount point /home/nrcfoss/tmp/remaster-root/dev/pts does not exist
Unmounting directory /home/nrcfoss/tmp/remaster-root/proc...
Unmounting directory /home/nrcfoss/tmp/remaster-root/sys...
Failed to mount /home/nrcfoss/tmp/remaster-root/dev/pts, error=32

Did you got the same error or is there any modification pls give me accurate information to guide you.

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Haim (haim-krembo) said : 		#3

no changes where made ...
i get the exact same error (just different /home/user... path)

Kanagaraj wrote:
> Question #72143 on Ubuntu Customization Kit changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/uck/+question/72143
>
> Status: Needs information => Open
>
> Kanagaraj gave more information on the question:
> UCK needs the original ubuntu(iso) file without any changes, if you make
> changes in the .iso file before opening with the UCK then it gives the
> following error code
>
> Ubuntu Customization Kit 2.0.8
> Starting CD remastering on Sun May 24 14:50:27 IST 2009
> Customization dir=/home/nrcfoss/tmp/customization-scripts
> Mounting ISO image...
> Unpacking ISO image...
> Unmounting ISO image...
> Mounting SquashFS image...
> Unpacking SquashFS image...
> Unmounting SquashFS image...
> mount: mount point /home/nrcfoss/tmp/remaster-root/dev/pts does not exist
> Unmounting directory /home/nrcfoss/tmp/remaster-root/proc...
> Unmounting directory /home/nrcfoss/tmp/remaster-root/sys...
> Failed to mount /home/nrcfoss/tmp/remaster-root/dev/pts, error=32
>
> Did you got the same error or is there any modification pls give me
> accurate information to guide you.
>
>

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Kanagaraj (kanagaraj-rk) said : 		#4

Haim i think you are not using the original ubuntu .iso image which is provided by the ubuntu website, That is it may be corrupted in any of the way. Either it may be some error while downloading the .iso image or it may be corrupted while making an .iso image from a scratched CD or DVD because the Error code-32 Refers to (Not a genuine Ubuntu image)

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Haim (haim-krembo) said : 		#5

You are right, the guide i found (howtoforge) says you can create a
kubuntu image so i used a kubuntu 9.04 CD....

any way thanks.

Kanagaraj wrote:
> Question #72143 on Ubuntu Customization Kit changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/uck/+question/72143
>
> Status: Answered => Solved
>
> Kanagaraj confirmed that the question is solved:
> Haim i think you are not using the original ubuntu .iso image which is
> provided by the ubuntu website, That is it may be corrupted in any of
> the way. Either it may be some error while downloading the .iso image or
> it may be corrupted while making an .iso image from a scratched CD or
> DVD because the Error code-32 Refers to (Not a genuine Ubuntu image)
>
>