Netkit

alexhctp escreveu:

Pra descobrir o sistema de arquivos de cada partição, você pode usar um $sudo df -hT.
Sinceramente não sei se existe uma forma de converter um sistema de arquivos em outro, por isso recomendo que continue com a sua pesquisa, mas francamente, se o seu ambiente é novo, compensa muito mais instalar de novo com as partições adotando algum filesystem suportado.

PequenoGafanhoto escreveu:

Gente, estou com problemas aqui... estou seguindo os procedimentos para instalar o netkit de acordo com o manual de instalação(INSTALL). Cheguei na parte que tem que rodar o script "./check_configuration.sh"
Não sei se descompactei errado mas aparece o seguinte:


andre@andre-Aspire-5350:~/netkit$ ./check_configuration.sh
> Checking path correctness... passed.
> Checking environment... passed.
> Checking for availability of man pages... passed.
> Checking for proper directories in the PATH... passed.
> Checking for availability of auxiliary tools:
awk : ok
basename : ok
date : ok
dirname : ok
find : ok
getopt : ok
grep : ok
head : ok
id : ok
kill : ok
ls : ok
lsof : ok
ps : ok
readlink : ok
wc : ok
port-helper : ok
tunctl : ok
uml_mconsole : ok
uml_switch : ok
passed.
> Checking for availability of terminal emulator applications:
xterm : found
konsole : not found
gnome-terminal : not found
passed.
> Checking filesystem type... failed!

*** Warning: You appear to be running Netkit on a filesystem ()
that does not support sparse files. This may result in dramatic performance
loss and disk space consumption. It is strongly advised to run Netkit
on a filesystem that supports sparse files (e.g., extX, NTFS, ReiserFS do;
FAT32 does not).

> Checking whether 32-bit executables can run... passed.

[WARNING] Some configuration settings should be changed.
You may also ignore this message, but doing so may result in Netkit
not working properly on your system.

PequenoGafanhoto escreveu:

Gente, estou com problemas aqui... estou seguindo os procedimentos para instalar o netkit de acordo com o manual de instalação(INSTALL). Cheguei na parte que tem que rodar o script "./check_configuration.sh"
Não sei se descompactei errado mas aparece o seguinte:


andre@andre-Aspire-5350:~/netkit$ ./check_configuration.sh
> Checking path correctness... passed.
> Checking environment... passed.
> Checking for availability of man pages... passed.
> Checking for proper directories in the PATH... passed.
> Checking for availability of auxiliary tools:
awk : ok
basename : ok
date : ok
dirname : ok
find : ok
getopt : ok
grep : ok
head : ok
id : ok
kill : ok
ls : ok
lsof : ok
ps : ok
readlink : ok
wc : ok
port-helper : ok
tunctl : ok
uml_mconsole : ok
uml_switch : ok
passed.
> Checking for availability of terminal emulator applications:
xterm : found
konsole : not found
gnome-terminal : not found
passed.
> Checking filesystem type... failed!

*** Warning: You appear to be running Netkit on a filesystem ()
that does not support sparse files. This may result in dramatic performance
loss and disk space consumption. It is strongly advised to run Netkit
on a filesystem that supports sparse files (e.g., extX, NTFS, ReiserFS do;
FAT32 does not).

> Checking whether 32-bit executables can run... passed.

[WARNING] Some configuration settings should be changed.
You may also ignore this message, but doing so may result in Netkit
not working properly on your system.

# apt-get purge systemd (não é prá digitar isso!)

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