A while back I made a blog post[1] about hacking live-helper to create a minimal Ubuntu Hardy live CD.
I've started poking around making changes to live-helper.git to restore 'ubuntu mode', but I am still using casper, as live-initramfs doesn't work out of the box for Ubuntu live CDs. Given the fact that live-initramfs forked from casper, presumably for a reason, and that live-helper is seemingly geared to work with live-initramfs more then casper, does it make sense to restore and maintain a Ubuntu mode in live-helper that relies on casper, or should I work on making live-initramfs work for Ubuntu as well? I'm unfamiliar with the history of both projects so if someone could educate me, I'd appreciate it. Thanks, john.c [1] http://clemensfam.org/john/?p=39 -- John Clemens http://www.deater.net/john john at deater.net "I Hate Quotes" -- Samuel L. Clemens
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