Hi,
My first post here. Please bear with me if my questions are obvious.
Several questions regarding building and using Debian Live:
- Is it possible to do my own debootstrap, do my own customizations to
it,
then use the live-helper scripts to build an bootable iso out of it?
All the blogs/tutorials I found simply use 'lh_build'. Can you show me how
to use lh_binary scripts to build an bootable iso?
- about live-initramfs, the comment says, "you probably do not want to
install this package onto a non-live system". My interpretation is that
simply installing the live-initramfs into chroot will do the trick, even
if it is my own customised live-initramfs, correct?
- I noticed that both live-helper and live-initramfs have their own
config. Seems to me both define live users etc. I haven't read into
details yet, but can any one comment on this?
- again live-initramfs, the manpage says, "at boot time it will look for a
(read-only) media containing a "/live" directory where a root
filesystems
(often a compressed filesystem image like squashfs) is stored". My
questions are:
- if multi compressed filesystem exist in the "/live" directory, which
one
is the "exposed" one by aufs by default? How can I specify one?
- is it possible to use some boot cheatcode to designate searching
directory name other than "live"? -- If so, I can put multi live
systems
on the same usb.
- Slax has a pair of command, active/deactive, to add or remove optional
compressed filesystems into root aufs on the fly. Is there similar
capability in Debian Live as well?
sorry for so many questions. Thanks for you help.
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