Re: instructions for building the non-free debian installation images with the latest gtk network installation for testing the latest espeakup changes

2021-04-06 Thread Daniel Leidert
Am Montag, dem 05.04.2021 um 12:58 -0500 schrieb Nick Gawronski:
> Hi, I have uncommented that setting and so if I were interested in 
> building the latest CD image with non-free firmware and having this 
> image after about 4 seconds automatically launch the talking installer 
> what files would I change?  I am also interested in after the installer 
> starts having it automatically set debconf priority to low and put me at 
> the main menu is this possible? Nick Gawronski

start automatically -> BOOT_TIMEOUT
debconf priority -> debconf/priority (priority)

https://www.debian.org/releases/buster/i386/ch05s03.en.html

With simple-cdd this is a matter of adding those to KERNEL_PARAMS and/or the
preseed-file(s).

Regards, Daniel

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Re: instructions for building the non-free debian installation images with the latest gtk network installation for testing the latest espeakup changes

2021-04-05 Thread Nick Gawronski
Hi, I have uncommented that setting and so if I were interested in 
building the latest CD image with non-free firmware and having this 
image after about 4 seconds automatically launch the talking installer 
what files would I change?  I am also interested in after the installer 
starts having it automatically set debconf priority to low and put me at 
the main menu is this possible? Nick Gawronski


On 4/4/2021 5:11 PM, Daniel Leidert wrote:

Am Sonntag, dem 04.04.2021 um 16:19 -0500 schrieb Nick Gawronski:

[..]

What would I need to do to build using
debian-cd the non-free network installer or include custom packages on
it?

Not sure if that already helps you, but you can use the FORCE_FIRMWARE
environment variable. Check out all the variables in /usr/share/debian-
cd/CONF.sh.

Personally I use simple-cdd to build custom installer CDs.

Regards, Daniel




Re: instructions for building the non-free debian installation images with the latest gtk network installation for testing the latest espeakup changes

2021-04-04 Thread Daniel Leidert
Am Sonntag, dem 04.04.2021 um 16:19 -0500 schrieb Nick Gawronski:

[..]
> What would I need to do to build using 
> debian-cd the non-free network installer or include custom packages on 
> it?

Not sure if that already helps you, but you can use the FORCE_FIRMWARE
environment variable. Check out all the variables in /usr/share/debian-
cd/CONF.sh.

Personally I use simple-cdd to build custom installer CDs.

Regards, Daniel
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instructions for building the non-free debian installation images with the latest gtk network installation for testing the latest espeakup changes

2021-04-04 Thread Nick Gawronski
Hi, I was testing out the latest network gtk debian-installer build 
target and was wondering as searching the wiki does not provide any 
directions on how to build the non-free installer image for systems that 
require it.  I was wanting to test out the latest espeakup changes on a 
real system but wanted to build the non-free version and the 
debian-accessibility list told me that they did not know how to use 
debian-cd to build the non-free images.  The wiki pages are very old in 
some places talking about etch and don't really apply to the latest 
version of the debian-installer.  What would I need to do to build using 
debian-cd the non-free network installer or include custom packages on 
it?  Nick Gawronski