Ubuntu Customization Kit

can't copy resolv. conf problem

Asked by AMIT KUMAR

well i m using ubuntu 11.04 after using uck in building process
i get building failed
in built.log it shows -----

Build (/usr/bin/uck-gui --wait-before-exit) started at 2011-07-08 01:55:16
>> Ubuntu Customization Kit 2.4.4 on Ubuntu 11.04, 2.6.38-8-generic i686
Starting CD remastering on Fri Jul 8 01:55:20 IST 2011
Customization dir=/home/amit/tmp/customization-scripts
Mounting ISO image...
Unpacking ISO image...
Unmounting ISO image...
Mounting SquashFS image...
Unpacking SquashFS image...
Unmounting SquashFS image...
Removing win32 files...
Creating apt cache...
Creating root home...
Mounting /proc
Mounting /sys
Mounting /dev/pts
Mounting /var/run
Mounting /tmp
Mounting /home/amit/tmp/remaster-root-home
Mounting /home/amit/tmp/remaster-apt-cache
Mounting /home/amit/tmp/customization-scripts
Copying resolv.conf...
cp: cannot stat `/etc/resolv.conf': No such file or directory
Unmounting /home/amit/tmp/remaster-root/var/run...
Unmounting /home/amit/tmp/remaster-root/var/cache/apt...
Unmounting /home/amit/tmp/remaster-root/tmp/customization-scripts...
Unmounting /home/amit/tmp/remaster-root/tmp...
Unmounting /home/amit/tmp/remaster-root/sys...
Unmounting /home/amit/tmp/remaster-root/root...
Unmounting /home/amit/tmp/remaster-root/proc...
Unmounting /home/amit/tmp/remaster-root/dev/pts...
Failed to copy resolv.conf, error=1
Build ended at 2011-07-08 02:09:23

pls help me........

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Fabrizio Balliano (fabrizio-balliano) said : 		#1

why your system does not have a resolv.conf file?

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AMIT KUMAR (amitprajapatikumar) said : 		#2

now what should i do....

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Wolf Geldmacher (wolf-womaro) said : 		#3

You are aware that a network connection is required for UCK to work?

/etc/resolv.conf is a file created by the network support in Ubuntu as soon as a machine is connected to the Internet.

Its purpose is to allow programs access to the Domain Name Service (DNS) required to map friendly names (like answers.launchpad.net) to Internet Addresses (like 91.189.89.224).

A non-existent /etc/resolv.conf therefore is a strong hint that there is no working Internet connection on your machine.

UCK will not work without an Internet connection, and as soon as your machine has one, resolv.conf will exist.

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jaakl (jaak-nutiteq) said : 		#4

Got same error, newer Ubuntu does not have always the file, even if you have perfectly working networking. See http://askubuntu.com/questions/137037/networkmanager-not-populating-resolv-conf for similar issue and possible workaround.

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