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Shankle
November 5th, 2009, 11:36 AM
I need to get the file "ocs-live-bug-report" generated by Clonezilla in the command prompt, so that I can send it to the Clonezilla forum.

Here are the steps I have done so far in Clonezilla at the command prompt:
sudo -i /opt/drbl/sbin/ocs-live-bug-report
Clonezilla said that the file was created.

Keyed in cd /opt/drbl/sbin
keyed in "ls"
now I have the list from that directory and can see "ocs-live-bug-report".

If I key in "ocs-live-bug-report" I get this message:
"you need to run this script "ocs-live-bug-report" as root.
I have no idea how to continue from this point.
Thanks for any help.
Mrkvonic
November 6th, 2009, 12:50 PM
cd to /opt/drbl/sbin/
Then in that folder, run sudo su, become root.
Then run ./ocs-live-bug-report

Does this help you get the report?

Mrk
Shankle
November 6th, 2009, 01:27 PM
Thank you for responding.

This is what I entered:
cd /opt/drbl/sbin
sudo su
./ocs-live-bug-report

I got this message from Clonezila:
The results are in file Clonezilla-live-bug-rpt-20091106-1305.txt.
To report the bug or problem, fill in the contents in the file Clonezilla-live-
bug-rpt-20091106-1305.txt. Then send it to the Clonezilla forum.
Well, I have been down this road before and can NOT find this file.
Mrkvonic
November 6th, 2009, 02:19 PM
Cd to /
Run updatedb.
Run locate <filename>
Or when under /, run find . -name \*bug\*

See if this helps.

Mrk
Shankle
November 6th, 2009, 03:04 PM
Thanks again for helping.
Assuming I did the commands correctly, they did not work.
I got "command not found"
Mrkvonic
November 6th, 2009, 05:27 PM
Neither find nor updatedb/locate?
Mrk
Shankle
November 6th, 2009, 07:32 PM
I thank your for your patience Mr. Mrkvonic.

Hear is what I did in more detail:

In Clonezilla-live in the command line:
entered cd /
up came user@debian:/$
I entered updatedb
got -bash: updatedb: command not found

entered Locate Clonezilla-live-bug-rpt-20091106-0837.txt
got Locate command not found

entered find.-name\*bug\*
got command not found
Mrkvonic
November 7th, 2009, 03:36 AM
locate, updatedb require root or at least sudo. And locate in lowercase!
find and such, you need spaces between the different words ...

See how I wrote it.

Mrk