* Bojan Sukalo wrote [05.09.11 15:50]:
Is there a workaroud. bootoption ssh:mysecret does not seem to start
the sshd or to change password for grml user.
The bootoption is ssh=mysecret (not : but =)
Even if it does, will I abe able to change from grml to root without
knowing the root
* Fog_Watch wrote [22.06.11 04:44]:
Hi,
I have a Proliant DL380G3 that I would like to boot without a CD. The
instructions
(http://wiki.grml.org/doku.php?id=tipss=tohd#boot_grml_without_cd)
seem clear enough, but alas I'm not successful yet.
Please consider using grml-rescueboot. You just
* Richard Hartmann wrote [22.05.11 11:03]:
Hi,
Thus, my question: Is it worthwhile to include some user configs in
grml? I am aware of the size constraints grml is facing, but RC files
tend to be tiny and compress well. mrud is not sure if it's worth the
trade-off, I think it is.
Yes, i
* Xi Shen wrote [08.04.11 13:27]:
Hi,
Hi,
See
http://blog.grml.org/archives/353-Grml-kernels-cant-be-installed-with-dpkg-1.16.0.html
for the problem description.
But you seem to have two different kind of problems. One is the dpkg
warning message. You can get rid of it with installing the
* Xi Shen wrote [11.04.11 12:32]:
Hi,
Please always reply to the list (reply to all/list reply) as others may
also help you and need the information you provided to me.
Yes, I am using a USB pen drive, and I have persistent setup.
So, updating grub on usb pen drive is not supposed to work?
* Roman Gelfand wrote [16.03.11 17:34]:
Hi,
I would like to put grml live cd on usb drive. I created bootable w96
fat32 partition and formatted it using mkfs.vfat. I ran grml2sub
grml.iso /dev/sdb1.
I am getting boot error.
I am sorry to hear that. What was exactly the problem? Can you
* hans...@gmail.com wrote [16.02.11 10:30]:
Hi,
OT - Do you (or anyone) know of a tool (other than boot-info-script)
that parses all block device bootloaders and reports what type they
are and where they're pointing to?
Maybe not exactly what you need or want, but maybe linux-boot-prober
* hans...@gmail.com wrote [09.02.11 20:22]:
I've been doing some scripting based on dupmerge, so please also let
us know whether that will be updated or replaced by rdfind.
rdfind is already included in grml-full. It should be also in the daily
images. Im not sure if dupmerge will be dropped
* T o n g wrote [07.02.11 21:59]:
Hi Tong,
How can I switch from dynamic IP to static IP now?
$ grep -i network /etc/grml/autoconfig
CONFIG_DEBNET='yes' #
search for /etc/network/interfaces on partitions and set up network
afterwards
That's the one, is it?
Grml 2010.12
* T o n g wrote [07.02.11 01:43]:
Hi,
just a little bit nitpicking:
Is libvirt supported by grml out of box?
$ ls /lib/modules/2.6.36-grml64/kernel/drivers/virtio
virtio.ko virtio_balloon.ko virtio_pci.ko virtio_ring.ko
JFTR libvirt does not need virtio. libvirt is just a toolkit/api
* T o n g wrote [25.01.11 18:02]:
Hi,
Question about disk encryption
There is also a thread on reddit about a similar topic.
http://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/f9mtk/recommended_full_disk_encryption/
BTW, I just need a mini how-to about disk encryption, it does not need to
be in-depth
suggestions? How do I deactivate the
software RAID?
This is not an error just an info messsage. But if you dont use
sowftware raid you just uninstall the software raid (mdadm) package via:
sudo aptitude remove mdadm
Ulrich Dangel
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* T o n g wrote [25.09.10 05:04]:
Hi,
Is it my kvm problem or grml autoconfig's?
Most probably it's kvm. Still probing why
The nic specification is missing. So its neither kvm nor
grml-autoconfig problem but incorrect/missing commandline options.
Some examples:
,
| -net
* Brandon McGinty wrote [25.09.10 05:32]:
Hi,
List,
I've installed GRML on two machines, now.
Just as a side comment, this is not really supported. Best way is to
install debian and add the corresponding grml packages.
In the /var/log/messages file, I noticed a line about Pump being used,
* T o n g wrote [09.08.10 05:26]:
Hi,
Hi,
What's the password for root and user grml by default in the system built
by grml-live?
None.
,[ ./templates/GRML/README.txt ]
| Security considerations for grml
|
|
|
|
| 2.) There are no default
* T o n g wrote [10.08.10 00:25]:
Hi,
Ok, then I guess the following is only done half the way, right?
$ grep -B1 ROOTPW class/GRMLBASE.var
# root password for the new installed linux system; md5 and crypt are
possible
ROOTPW='x'
AFAIK it is just copied from FAIBASE.var. As the variable
* T o n g wrote [31.07.10 05:17]:
Hi Tong,
On Fri, 30 Jul 2010 09:44:13 +0200, Ulrich Dangel wrote:
4. Install the next layer. This time grml-debootstrap is used instead,
to install all grml-medium packages on top of the current chroot
system.
grml-debootstrap --verbose --arch
* T o n g wrote [29.07.10 06:21]:
Hi,
4. Install the next layer. This time grml-debootstrap is used instead, to
install all grml-medium packages on top of the current chroot system.
grml-debootstrap --verbose --arch amd64 --target
/grml/grml-live/grml_chroot/ . . .
Just to be sure,
On Thursday 22 July 2010 01:04:06 T o n g wrote:
Sorry I still don't get it.
Say when grml2usb installing grml-small and generates a bootid of grml-
small-123. Then when grml2usb installing my own flavour of grml, it
generates another bootid of my-own-456. Now grml-small expect that the
* T o n g wrote [23.07.10 01:50]:
However, IMHO, it only goes half the way. It still isn't able to solve
the problem that I want to boot two different version of grml-medium off
the same device. I think a better approach is to use, say boot-signature,
which is per boot folder, not per disk.
* T o n g wrote [19.06.10 06:11]:
How can I get source package from unstable when in squeeze?
$ apt-get source util-linux /t unstable
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
W: Ignore unavailable target release 'grml' of package
* T o n g wrote [17.06.10 19:08]:
Hi,
[ Other directory layout for grml2usb]
use directories instead of defined locations, e.g.
/os/some-thing vs /{live,boot}...
First of all good idea, but this is hard to implement at least with
isolinux, you would still need at least one isolinux directory
* T o n g wrote [13.06.10 18:50]:
Hi,
I mean to ask,
- what exactly does the bootid stand for?
An id identifying the correct boot device.
- how does the file /conf/bootid.txt generated?
grml-live, like everything else.
- how would bootid work with integrating multiple-grml on the same
* Michael Gebetsroither wrote [09.06.10 20:05]:
Hi,
Adding lynx would consume 5,288kB additional disk space.
So from my POV it's not really worth adding.
What do other users/devs say?
Not worth 5MB of space, imho, so nack
If you can use lynx the chance is really high that you also can
* John G. Heim wrote [19.05.10 23:44]:
Hi,
Hi,
I am trying to modify the grml CD to allow me to include the Dell open
management tools. This is so that I can boot from a grml CD and configure
the RAID controller on a Dell server.
I am trying to follow the instructions on the wiki but I
* Darshaka Pathirana wrote [29.04.10 02:10]:
Hi,
Okay.. after taking a few seconds to really check what was going on
the solution is as simple as:
% hwclock -s --localtime
I've added a localtime module to grml-quickconfig and attached the
patch. Hopefully it will find it's way to
On Monday 19 April 2010 11:06:51 Darshaka Pathirana wrote:
When booting grml on a system where Windows is installed and the
hardware-clock is set to local time I often get annoyed when finding
out that the timestamps are all wrong because grml assumes the system
is set to UTC.
There might
On Sunday 11 April 2010 18:29:02 Chaitat Pattana wrote:
Hmm... a drop down which will bring user to a mirror download link?
I am a web programmer so I should be able to help you ... if noone helps
you already ... : )
IMHO it should really be more like a wizard, e.g. select 32/64bit, the
On Wednesday 10 March 2010 22:04:05 Thomas Schmidt wrote:
Hi!
[german]
I replied to Thomas privately. Please note that this is a english mailinglist,
as documented in http://grml.org/mailinglist/
Ulrich
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On Tuesday 17 November 2009 20:05:50 Vivek Sharma wrote:
Hi,
Please reply to the mailing list as other may have the same problem or someone
else could answer your questions.
On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 8:29 AM, Ulrich Dangel sch...@grml.org wrote:
On Saturday 14 November 2009 18:17:21 Vivek
On Saturday 14 November 2009 18:17:21 Vivek Sharma wrote:
I have installed grml-medium 2009.10 in VirtualBox on windows7. I am not
able to share-folder on host machine, a step before i am not able to
install Guest-Addition on my guest-os, i click devicesinstall guest
addition, nothing shows
On Tuesday 27 January 2009 17:37:10 Maurice McCarthy wrote:
Hi,
I must have a misconfiguration somewhere on the PII.
You just have to enable X11Forwarding in your sshd_config.
Just put
,
| X11Forwarding yes
`
in your /etc/ssh/sshd_config and reload the ssh daemon.
Uli
On Tuesday 27 January 2009 20:10:00 m...@mythic-beasts.com wrote:
Thank you. I tried this just now but stil the $DISPLAY is not set on PII.
Do you have xauth installed on the server? Its needed for correct
X11Forwarding.
Can you please connect via ssh -vX and provide the output?
Uli
On Wednesday 04 July 2007 23:20:57 Morten Christensen wrote:
Because of that problem, I tried an grml2hd install on the flashpen, and
now I have en ordinary grub bootmanager to work with and not syslinux.
To have grub on a boot cd just read
* Mark wrote [26.11.06 04:28]:
Small suggestion :
in the /etc/zsh/logout I added the small word
reset
which automatically leaves a clean console when logging out.
I like that and nobody nosing around. also security concern.
clear should be the right way, because reset resets
* T wrote [01.11.06 00:48]:
Hi,
If I restart it again, I get back the same error:
% /etc/init.d/bind9 restart
Stopping domain name service...: bindrndc: connection to remote host closed
This may indicate that the remote server is using an older version of
the command protocol, this
* Celejar wrote [13.10.06 17:59]:
Hi,
If you use the scripts boot para, this is pretty easy.
Create a directory called scripts in the top of the cdrom, and put a
shell script named grml.sh on it.
You can now install packages or other stuff from this shell script. You
can also put the .deb
* T wrote [08.10.06 16:50]:
Hi,
PS. So far I think the conclusion is the x11 video driver (-vo x11), is
w to slow. Hope we can get -vo xvidix fixed soon...
Try -vo xv
thanks
HTH
Uli
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