Originally Posted by D'ohboy

We are assuming you are using (as in: installed and working) Qole's Debian image

Originally Posted by D'ohboy

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First step: create a new partition/format your memory card.
(easiest way: mount your card on a linux box, use GParted to resize/create the new ext2 partition)

Put back the card in your device, boot it up.

Originally Posted by D'ohboy

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Mount the current Debian image:

With this command (as root):

Originally Posted by D'ohboy

Mount the new formatted partition:

Code:

mount /dev/mmcblkxxx /opt

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Copy the whole content of /debian to your freshly formatted partition.
In the present case:

Code:

cd /debian
/home/user/img-install/tar cf - . | (cd /opt/; tar xvf -)

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Restart device

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Edit /home/user/.chroot (as root: "vi /home/user/.chroot" ). Note that "IMGFILE=/dev/mmcblk1p1" needs to be modified to meet your needs (ie. replace "mmcblk1p1" to the ext2 partition you created)

# Sample config for chroot

# Device or image containing Debian filesystem.
# Default: first in /media/mmc[12]/debian*.img*
IMGFILE=/dev/mmcblk1p1

# Filesystem used; must always be set when using a partition.
# Default: from extension of IMGFILE, or ext2.
IMGFS=ext2

# Mount point for Debian.
# Default: /debian
CHROOT=/debian

# New /tmp dir size for printing / PDF creation
# Default: 2M
TMPSIZE=2M

# Debian user to drop privileges
# Default: user
DEBUSER=user

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You can remove the debian.img.ext2, as it's no longer needed)

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Tap on the "Debian chroot" menu item. If everything went well, you should see it mount the Debian image from: /dev/mmcblk1p1 (or whatever partition you have chosen)

I found that there was no need to edit the /sbin/debian only the chroot.