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This command will add a journal to your ext2 filesystem. It will appear that it waits for your input since it will throw you a colon "'''Creating journal inode:'''". Do not type anything and wait approx. one minute to finish by itself. Close down Easy Debian (it is advisable to close it through it's specific icon named "Close Debian" which will properly close Debian and unmont everything). | This command will add a journal to your ext2 filesystem. It will appear that it waits for your input since it will throw you a colon "'''Creating journal inode:'''". Do not type anything and wait approx. one minute to finish by itself. Close down Easy Debian (it is advisable to close it through it's specific icon named "Close Debian" which will properly close Debian and unmont everything). | ||
- | Then, from Maemo's X Terminal | + | Then, from Maemo's X Terminal, rename your image file from <image-name>.ext2 to <image-name>.ext3. |
After that, edit /home/user/.chroot file by issuing: | After that, edit /home/user/.chroot file by issuing: | ||
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