On Sun, Feb 23, 2014 at 2:45 PM, James Heather <j.heat...@surrey.ac.uk>wrote:
> There's an incredibly useful-looking script on here > > http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/LiveOS_image > > that merges a LiveOS snapshot overlay into a new root filesystem, and > replaces it on the USB stick, so that you get all your overlay space back. > I've been looking for such a script for a while. > > Is it included in livecd-tools? Or any other Fedora package? (I'm > reluctant to run the script on the web page, because I'm not sure how well > tested it is.) > > The script appears to claim that it can cope with being run from the USB > stick itself, while it's booted up, which sounds too good to be true (or, > at least, too good to be safe). > > James I wrote and tested that script. I frequently use this Python script, editliveos.py, which can be run from a directory containing these files: https://git.sugarlabs.org/~FGrose/soas/sugar-clone-extensions/trees/master/editliveos The output of editliveos.py --help is here: https://git.sugarlabs.org/~FGrose/soas/sugar-clone-extensions/blobs/master/editliveos/editliveos-help If you run editliveos.py from a booted LiveOS image, it schedules a reboot 1 minute after completion. Errors sometimes appear after the filesystems are swapped, but the new rootfs.img or ext3fs.img has always been good. If you use a separate home.img filesystem, it can have some unclosed inodes that are cleaned by e2fsck. --Fred
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