* Michael Hanke [Mon Jan 23, 2012 at 03:14:26PM +0100]: > I tried to create a minimal VM image with grml-debootstrap on a wheezy > system, but wasn't able to. In a nutshell I run it like this:
> sudo grml-debootstrap --vmfile --vmsize 1G --target ~/qemu.img --nopassword > --nopackages > everything goes fine until: > ... > Finished chroot installation, exiting. > umount: /mnt/debootstrap.9959/dev: device is busy. > (In some cases useful info about processes that use [...] > I tried to boot the created image file with qemu, but it is not > functional. My debootstrap configuration is unmodified from the package > default, and the --nopackages option doesn't have an effect on the > error. > Am I missing something obvious? I can reproduce the problem with your command line, but it works for me running: sudo grml-debootstrap --vmfile --vmsize 1G --target ~/qemu.img --nopassword ... so dropping the --nopackages options solves the problem for me. (Side note: That's because grub-pc is installed through the packages step, I'll try to come up with a sane way to address this grub issue.) I'm wondering why dropping the --nopackages option doesn't work for you. Can you please run grml-debootstrap under bash -x and provide its output to me? regards, -mika-
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