<tt>Bert Freudenberg <bert@freudenbergs.de> schrieb am 05/29/2007 02:37:47 PM: > On May 29, 2007, at 14:13 , Andreas.Trawoeger@wgkk.at wrote: > > So could I kindly ask for either a sane way to add a .xo file to a   > > sugar-jbuild or a qemu development image with 512 MB of free space   > > and an installed OpenSSH server? > > You could patch the image ... just append a 512 MB empty chunk and   > resize the partition. Or, even simpler, add a second hard disk to   > your Qemu and mount it. </tt> <tt>If you could resize the partition this would work out :-((</tt> <tt>This is how far i get:</tt> <tt>1. Extending qemu disk image to 1GB:</tt> <tt>dd bs=1 if=/dev/zero of=olpc-development-ext3.img seek=1G count=0</tt> <tt>2. Boot image with System Rescue CD (http://www.sysresccd.org):</tt> <tt>qemu -hda olpc-development-ext3.img -cdrom systemrescuecd.iso -boot d</tt> <tt>3. Check Filesystem:</tt> <tt>e2fsk -fD /dev/hda1</tt> <tt>4. Resize partition:</tt> <tt>parted /dev/hda</tt> <tt>(parted) resize 1 31.7kB 1GB</tt> <tt>Which ends up with an "Error: File system has an incompatible feature enabled" Message :-((</tt> <tt>So I will probably add a second disk and use it as /home.</tt> <tt>Any tips how to put an OpenSSH server on the developer image?</tt> <tt>Using the TTY is somewhat annoying, because it's screwes up things like nano or top.</tt> <tt>cu andreas </tt>