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Hello ...
i can not make new stage 2 for CentOS x86_64 .
I mount install.img to /mnt
Code:
mount install.img /mnt
now copy this folder to new PATH :
Code:
cp -R /mnt /home/build/stage2
i repack this directory without any change to files ...
Code:
cd /home/build
mksquashfs stage_orig install.img -all-root -no-fragments
now my problem is :
If i use default stage2 all things work without ony problem .
but with new stage : Please View This Picture
I can not config network with new stage in installation process .
I've only edited stage2 once and it was some time ago due to a bug, found a reference here. See if this unpacking/repacking parts of this process work for you.
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