Le lun 25 aoû 2008 16:41:26 CEST, Daniel Baumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] a
écrit :
the reason for that is that your patch is, although it would work, not a
good (passing environment variables to live-helper is possible, but
should never be done if it is possible through a config file or config
Hi,
as Debian Live will be an official Debian subproject starting with the
upcoming Lenny Beta 1 release, I've requested a new list,
[EMAIL PROTECTED], in order to reflect the 'new' state (in
practise, that means that this list here, debian-live-devel and it's
archives will move to that new
Marco Amadori wrote:
It is nice when shorter means longer :-)
lol, yes :)
as a side note, the howto-request-list thing points to
http://www.debian.org/MailingLists/subscribe for examples of the
long-description, which is indeed a very short long-description.
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On 16/08/2008, Chris Lamb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michal Suchanek wrote:
When splashy is installed in the root image it shows on boot and does
nothing until the init from the root image is executed.
Oh? Splashy currently works quite well within Debian Live. Running the image
Attaching a patch that enables the remove CD prompt in splashy.
live-splashy.patch
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Michal Suchanek wrote:
Attaching a patch that enables the remove CD prompt in splashy.
commited, thanks.
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Package: live-initramfs
Severity: important
Hello
I am not exactly sure about the cause of this problem but it seems it is
because I tried http network boot and did not have any NIC supported by
Linux.
The symptom:
During the network boot the system panics. The last message is Runnnig
debootstrap is designed to run on any Linux distribution, to
facilitate installations from Red Hat, Slackware and the like.
I realized that live-helper uses debootstrap for the initial stage,
and does most other operations inside the chroot.
This got me to thinking: could live-helper produce a
maybeway36 wrote:
debootstrap is designed to run on any Linux distribution, to
facilitate installations from Red Hat, Slackware and the like.
I realized that live-helper uses debootstrap for the initial stage,
and does most other operations inside the chroot.
This got me to thinking: could
Daniel Baumann wrote:
For Debian Live, I'm propose the following roadmap:
Looks all good.
If I'm missing something, please directly add it there (or reply to this
mail explaining it if you think it needs to be discussed first).
Here are a list of issues affecting Debian Live that I think
Juergen Fiedler juergen.fiedler at gmail.com writes:
On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 10:41 AM, Daniel Baumann daniel at debian.org
wrote:
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i've commited a not perfect but less limited approach:
It looks like this fix made it into live-helper 1.0.0+20080825.163637,
so I created
Chris Lamb wrote:
Here are a list of issues affecting Debian Live that I think should be fixed
or investigated before Lenny. Ignoring the live-installer entry, they all
affect packages out of our direct control.
Thanks Chris from bringing these to attention.
* live-installer not installing
Phillip Lougher wrote:
Mksquashfs 3.3 significantly improves the exclude file mechanism adding
wildcard support and removing the odd behaviour seen previously. To use
this you have to specify the -wildcards option to Mksquashfs.
depending on the fact if we build chrooted or not, the exclude
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