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<P><a name="3"><b>Oops, I can't get something to work, what should I do?</b></a> <a href="#FAQ">[back]</a></p> |
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If something isn't working for you, I want to know because you have probably |
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If something isn't working for you, I want to know because you probably have |
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found a bug. Don't fall |
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into the trap that makes you believe that developers don't want to be deluged |
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with bugs, quite to the contrary. developers love to receive bugs, |
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I have experience working in Quality Assurance, and I know that a |
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program with the complexity of gbootroot is a perfect recipe for |
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the existence of all types of bugs. As a developer focusing on the |
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deployment of code it is easy for bugs to slip by unoticed. |
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deployment of code it is easy for bugs to slip by unnoticed. |
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Free Source software depends on users sending in bugs if the software is |
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to ever experience rapid development; users shouldn't leave this process |
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to the developers, because this guarantees that they will need to spend lots |
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Just because a project doesn't have a name like "Linux" doesn't |
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mean it doesn't need your love, so please send in those |
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bugs. |
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mean that the project should live by itself without community support, |
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so please send in those bugs. |
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I consider a bug anything which effects the user negatively, |
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whether it is a user interface (UI) which is hard to understand |
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or use, documentation which seems misleading, or if the program doesn't |
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communicates with the user linux system via expect to automatically |
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create a UID/GID 0 filesystem from the files copied over from the |
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/tmp/gboot_non_root_`id -u1/loopback directory. The steps will |
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vary slightly depending on which filsystem command is chosen, however, the same |
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concept is used. You may appy this to filesystems smaller than |
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vary slightly depending on which filesystem command is chosen, however, the |
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same |
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concept is used. You may apply this to filesystems smaller than |
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8192 by adjusting the settings in the Filesystem Box. |
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If you want to learn how to do this manually, look at the ten steps below. |
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freesource
23 years ago