Public bug reported:
An image created with live-build uses the scripts provided by live-config to
configure the image during boot.
But the live-config main script (config.sh) is broken in ubuntu.
Ways to reproduce:
- Boot the newly build image with the noautologin or noxautologin kernel
parameters.
What should happen:
- The live-config main script (config.sh) should execute the configuration
scripts.
What happens:
- There is an error message about '???-sysvinit' not found and config.sh aborts.
Why it happens:
- The live config package in ubuntu removes the '007-gdm3' and '016-sysvinit'
files, necessary for config.sh to run.
Proposed solution:
- It's a small problem that lies in the config.sh script. The noautologin and
noxautologin options asks config.sh to NOT execute some scripts (007-gdm3 and
016-sysvinit in this case). But if these scripts are not available, config.sh
aborts.
The simple attached patch fixes this config.sh behaviour and makes its script
inclusion/exclusion routines much more robust. Please consider it for
inclusion. Thank you.
** Affects: live-config (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: config.sh live-boot live-build live-config
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live-config script is broken in ubuntu
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