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[bacula/rescue] / rescue / linux / cdrom / README

diff --git a/rescue/linux/cdrom/README b/rescue/linux/cdrom/README
index dbb9f2d2e506f35f133f0781486a87b76dbc9775..2da37bb53c844acf7c307f55ff292f35cadc885d 100644 (file)
--- a/rescue/linux/cdrom/README
+++ b/rescue/linux/cdrom/README
@@ -22,7 +22,8 @@ To build an ISO image for burning a CD, you do the following:
   cd <bacula-source>
   ./configure (your-options)
   make
-  cd <bacula-source>/rescue/linux/cdrom
+
+  cd rescue/linux/cdrom
   su
   make all
 
@@ -62,6 +63,18 @@ from your system. Boot options other than the default have not be tested
 (actually, I am going to remove them), and logging into any user other
 than root is not likely to work.    
 
+Typical problems:
+- static-bacula-fd is not correctly built. This is probably due
+  to the fact that you have not pre-configured your Bacula source,
+  or that you have included options such as TLS that require
+  static libraries that are not loaded on your system.  Try
+  simplifying your Bacula configure options, and try manually
+  building the static-bacula-fd.
+- If your root account uses a shell other than /bin/sh, you will
+  need to add that shell to the rootsbin.list otherwise you
+  will not be able to login when you have booted your rescue
+  CD.
+
 What do you have when you boot?
 - Your kernel will be booted in a simplifed environment.
 - Everything is running in a RAM disk file.