Glenn Engel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | I have built a linux rescue floppy that I am using to do restores of a | win95 system for a school lab environment. The floppy is intended to | be able to reformat the hard drive and re-load a valid setup over the | network or from a CD. Here's my problem: | | I got the latest mkdosfs that supports fat32 and compiled it. It seems | to work fine on my full-blown linux system but after booting from the | rescue floppy all it does is silently exit with no action taken. | | Any ideas on how can I figure out why it doesn't work ?
Yeah, it probably requires a runtime library that you don't have on your floppy. To find out what libraries it needs do: ldd mkdosfs Make sure all of the libraries it lists are on your floppy. Gary
