Thanks for looking into this. Will the contents of /etc/hosts be created during the first boot? Since I don't want to delete my system I only created an image using the latest packages and mounted it loop-back. It looks like the resultant image contains an empty /etc/hosts file.
Thanks for looking into this. Will the contents of /etc/hosts be created during the first boot? Since I don't want to delete my system I only created an image using the latest packages and mounted it loop-back. It looks like the resultant image contains an empty /etc/hosts file.
Here is what I did: snapshots. linaro. org/11. 05-daily/ linaro- hwpacks/ vexpress/ 20101201/ 1/images/ hwpack/ hwpack_ linaro- vexpress_ 20101201- 1_armel_ supported. tar.gz snapshots. linaro. org/11. 05-daily/ linaro- headless/ 20101201/ 1/images/ tar/linaro- natty-headless- tar-20101201- 1.tar.gz
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$ wget -q http://
$ wget -q http://
$ bzr branch lp:linaro-image-tools
Branched 177 revision(s).
$ cd linaro-image-tools
$ sudo ./linaro- media-create --image_file vexpress.img --rootfs ext3 --dev vexpress --binary ../linaro- natty-headless- tar-20101201- 1.tar.gz --hwpack ../hwpack_ linaro- vexpress_ 20101201- 1_armel_ supported. tar.gz
$ sudo kpartx -a vexpress.img
$ sudo mount /dev/mapper/loop0p2 /mnt/tmp2 -o loop,ro
$ cat /mnt/tmp2/etc/hosts etc/hosts: empty
$ file /mnt/tmp2/etc/hosts
/mnt/tmp2/
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Please let me know if there is a better way to verify this.