The purpose of this thread is to demonstrate how to use psandbox to troubleshoot a new experimental distro. Psandbox is a more light weight approach than virtualization and is based on the sandbox.sh script that was originally part of puppylinux and is now included in woof-CE. 

[b]Get psandbox[/b]
1. Make a new director called psandbox. 
[code]
mkdir -p /mnt/home/gitlab_projects/psandbox
cd /mnt/home/gitlab_projects/psandbox
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[b] Step 1. Get the files.
PM 

#!/bin/bash
SB_PREFIX=/mnt/home/gitlab_projects/psandbox/master
OS_HOME=/initrd/mnt/dev_save/arch/32/20.02
MP=/initrd/mnt/dev_save
PSUBDIR="arch/32/20.02"
OS_HOME="$MP/$PSUBDIR"
LOGFILE="$(realpath ./sandbox.log)"
RW_LAYER="$(realpath ./a32pupsave)"
bash -x "$SB_PREFIX"/usr/bin/psandbox.sh --logfile "$LOGFILE" -f "$OS_HOME"/sandbox.out -o "$OS_HOME"/sandbox.out --pdrv /mnt/home --maybe-psubdir "$PSUBDIR" --no-exit --rw-layer "$RW_LAYER"