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Not working v1.0.0.4 on pendrive

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Hi, I was searching something like your project to put portable linux
softwares into my pendrive, something like portableapps.com do for windows.

I've downloaded sfs v1.0.0.4 and put into pendrive, copyed MAKEloop to
/usr/sbin/sfs/, and sudo ./daemon.

I've tried to start firefox and I've got those messages:

vinicius@notebook:/media/disk/v1.0$ ./sfslauncher firefox3.0.1.sfs 
SFS Stand-Alone Compressed Executable File Launcher
By Vincenzo Dentamaro (c) 2007-2008-2009 for all Linux distros that support
the squashfs module
Mounting file firefox3.0.1.sfs
Waiting for daemon's reponse......
File /.mounted/3085819472 is mounted
I/O ERROR ! Unable to read the parameters file !
Please Retry!
The parameters to execute are:  
I/O ERROR ! Unable to read the description.id file !
32 Bit architecture type found! Assuming that is i386 compatible...  
Software name: 
Architecture type: x86
Version: 
Autor & Productor: 
Infos: 
Architecture x86 accepted!
Executing file: /.mounted/3085819472/
/bin/bash: /.mounted/3085819472/./: is a directory
Finished, exiting...

Where can I find the parameters file? What did I do wrong?
I'm using Ubuntu Intrepid up-to-date...

vinicius@notebook:~$ sysinfo 
[Ubuntu 8.10 intrepid] [Linux 2.6.27-11-generic] [2 x Intel(R) Core(TM)2
CPU         T5500  @ 1.66GHz] [3334 MHz @ 6650.02 Bogomips] [RAM:
1357Mb/2063Mb] [HD: 29Gb/236Gb] [Resolution: 1280x800] [Processes: 227]
[Uptime: 15hrs] [Wired-IN: 2Gb / Wired-OUT: 1Gb] [Wireless-IN: 3Mb /
Wireless-OUT: 0Mb]

Thanks

Original issue reported on code.google.com by vinicius...@gmail.com on 13 Mar 2009 at 4:51

Hi, you have to pass as a parameter the full path of firefox3.0.1.sfs, for 
example :

./sfslauncher /media/sdb1/firefox3.0.1.sfs

where sdb1 is your mounted pen drive directory.
Please retry!!
Bye


Vincenzo

Original comment by vincenzo...@gmail.com on 29 Mar 2009 at 4:13

Try the Debian Installer of SFS technology, or the MiniSlaxSFS O.S. .

Original comment by vincenzo...@gmail.com on 29 Mar 2009 at 4:17

Original comment by vincenzo...@gmail.com on 3 Apr 2009 at 6:06

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