Sorry for the delay... I must say: Great idea!
uloop sounds very interesting, and it can help implement cool features many
of us wanted (other than HD boot).
I read the thread on aufs list, and it seems that you've managed to boot
debian-live with ulooped device.
Can you please post the necessary
Hi
It's kind of frustrating when you keep ignoring suggestions that are not
exactly the way a specific live distribution behave.
On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 12:01:24AM +0200, Ricardo Gabriel Herdt wrote:
I searched for some info about using grub as the liveCD boot-loader
Have you looked
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 12:01:24AM +0200, Ricardo Gabriel Herdt wrote:
[...] So, any more ideas?
Well, there are still loadlin[1] (but only for DOS, w95, w98 AFAIK) and
CoLinux[2]. No idea how well they would mesh with a live system, but the
Hello,
Also I think so, seems me a very heavy work to copy the complete operating
system to disk to get better performance.
have you tested other alternatives as faster USB memories (example of type
SHDC turbo SD) or USB hard disks, along with an squashfs file system with
block of 256 KB and
Alle Saturday 10 May 2008, Ricardo Gabriel Herdt ha scritto:
Hi all,
Dyne:bolic has a feature called docking where the user is able to
simply copy the system directory from the CD to a partition (what can be
done from inside a windows system too) and boot using it instead the cd
Thanks again for all the answers,
The most important thing here is that I'm trying to use the liveCD system
with the best performance possible, that's why I thought at first on running it
from the hd. When I have more time maybe I will make some experiments with grub
and
Hello,
Looking into the net I have found a utility that is part of the files
distributed with aufs, its name is uloop.
This tool mounts a filesystem in loop devices and creates a cache in another
filesystem.
The original filesystem, by now, only could be a block device and http URLs.
The
Have you tried simply copying the contents of the CD somewheer and using
an alternative boot loader?
http://wiki.debian.org/DebianLive/Howto/Custom_Install
___
debian-live-devel mailing list
debian-live-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org
I searched for some info about using grub as the liveCD boot-loader and
heard it's not so efficient in some systems. The point is that dyne:bolic also
uses isolinux, so I thought it should work with debian too. I read the boot
messages from dyne and found out that it seeks for a .kmods
Hi all,
Dyne:bolic has a feature called docking where the user is able to simply
copy the system directory from the CD to a partition (what can be done from
inside a windows system too) and boot using it instead the cd content. I find
that awesome, since I can run my system
On Sat, May 10, 2008 at 12:14:39AM +0200, Ricardo Gabriel Herdt wrote:
Hi all,
Dyne:bolic has a feature called docking where the user is able to
simply copy the system directory from the CD to a partition (what can be done
from inside a windows system too) and boot using it
11 matches
Mail list logo
