Hello Ben, Am 10.05.22 um 00:56 schrieb Ben Westover:
>> <https://manpages.debian.org/bullseye/live-boot-doc/live-boot.7.en.html> >> mentions "findiso" and "fromiso" as well as "live-media|bootfrom" and >> "live-media-path". [...] >> Using the live-media*-Parameters should make it possible to use a >> squashfs file directly, without having to wrap it into an iso. I haven't >> tried this myself lately, though. > > From how I understood the explanation of live-media/bootfrom, it looks > like it wants you to specify a device to look inside /live of. I would > need to create a separate partition for every squashfs, /live in each. > > I don't believe there are currently any options that allow me to achieve > my goal without wrapping the squashfs. Thank you for your help! Like I said, I haven't tried this myself lately, but live-media-path allows you to change exactly the "/live" part, according to the manpage. So you could have something like live-media-path=/mycoolsquashfsgoeshere/ for your custom squashfs and live-media-path=/officialdebiansquashfsgoeshere/ for an official image, for example. You will probably have to combine that with live-media=removable-usb so it will scan removable USB media only. I don't see why you would need a different partition for each image, you should be able to use different live-media-path entries instead (one per boot menu entry). Kind Regards, Stefan Baur
