Hi
I set an application to multiple tags (2 and 3):
{ rule = { name = "xvkbd" },
properties = {floating = true},
callback = function(c) c:tags({tags[1][2],
tags[1][3]}) end },
It's working but I also want to ena
Hello
I enabled titlebar for an application:
{ rule = { name = "xvkbd" },
properties = {floating = true},
callback = awful.titlebar.add },
But when I'm moving it, Awesome shows an error:
/usr/share/awesome/
Hello
I enabled titlebar for an application:
{ rule = { name = "xvkbd" },
properties = {floating = true},
callback = awful.titlebar.add },
But when I'm moving it, Awesome shows an error:
/usr/share/awesome/
Setup: clean minimal Jessie install + aptitude install xorg kde-plasma-desktop
KDE loading procedure is extremely slow (~5 min). On splash screen the
harddrive icon pops up immediately but then the rest of the icons won't show up
for the next few minutes (and the last K-icon even longer). When de
> #!/bin/bash
> # add user and set default groups
> useradd custom_user -G users,adm,sudo
> echo " set default passwords "
> echo "root:the_root_password" | chpasswd
> echo "custom_user:the_custom_user_password" | chpasswd
Thank you.
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> you are right, alternative if you want add *another* user, maybe you use
> a live hooks
>
> you can add config/include.chroot/lib/live/config/999-add-custom-user
> and put useradd commands
Thank you. Does this hook method creates new user directly in system, or
just adds it every time at sy
> you can pass the username via kernel parameter (in syslinux)
> or you can add the file:
This is not the way to create new user, this is the way to just change name of
default live-user.
Default live-user isn't even present in actual system, he is created from
scratch by boot script at ev
Install debootstrap from Sid (1.0.47)
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Hello
I've already did that and still I'm not sure how to do it. I know that I can
change default user name by --bootappend-live "boot=live config
username=JOHN_DOE", But what if I want to delete this default user completly,
prevent him from autologin, romove his sudo permissions, and add a new
How to change root and user password and delete default user sudo permissions?
I know how to do it in regular system, but I how to achieve this during lb
build? Do I have to use hooks?
Can I do it manually via
--interactive shell ?
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Great! Thank you!
> Hi,
>
> On Sat, Mar 23, 2013 at 10:23:10AM -0400, debmail...@safe-mail.net wrote:
> > Yesterday I tried to build Debian Live image but I encountered an error:
> >
> > >WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated!
> > >libuuid-perl linux-base libklibc kli
Yesterday I tried to build Debian Live image but I encountered an error:
>WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated!
>libuuid-perl linux-base libklibc klibc-utils initramfs-tools
linux-image-3.2.0-4-486 linux-image-3.2.0-4-686-pae libc6-i686 busybox firmware
linux-free linu
Hi
I want to install custom kernel in Debian Live - I mean during lb build
procedure.
I read the documentation and from what I understand I need to put .deb packages
with kernel image and headers into config/packages.chroot/
Is that all? Do I need any other lb config parameters? Or anything else?
Thank you for answer Daniel
Do I understand correctly that you are saying this is a Wheezy specific problem?
What about Sid?
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Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2013 13:11:42 -0500
> Daniel can you confirm that
Daniel can you confirm that persistence on encrypted partition works fine (so
the problem is somewhere on my side)?
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Only difference was that boot procedure froze on this:
ohci_hcd: USB 1.1 'Open' Host Controller (OHCI) Driver (just one line beneath
the uhci_hcd... line)
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Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2013 02:10:34 +0100
> Hi,
>
> debmail...@safe-mail.net wrote (25 Jan 2013 16:14:25 GMT) :
> > + probe_for_fs_label
I attached /var/log/live/boot.log file to my previous message as it has about
2000 lines. I but guess I should just paste it directly into the message.
Again, please forgive my incompetence.
So here it goes:
+ tailpid=192
+ . /live.vars
+ tail -f boot.log
+ cat /proc/cmdline
+ _CMDLINE=boot=live
here's boot.log
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> On 01
nformations like error
messages, debug logs are needed I'll need some tips how to find them.
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# yes, basically the same procedure applies as to non-encrypted partitions.
This procedure works for me only for wheezy hybrid-iso (downloaded from
http://live.debian.net/cdimage/release/current-next/i386/iso-hybrid/) and
non-encrypted partition.
It doesn't work if partition is encrypted. It s
Can encrypted partition (cryptsetup) be used as a persistent storage just like
a regular unencrypted partition for Live Wheezy?
What steps should be made to configure it properly for that purpose?
For unencrypted partition I'm using label "persistence", boot parameter
"persistence" and file per
ok the problem was unicode.pf2
This font file in normally located in /usr/share/grub/unicode.pf2 and on
encrypted systems it isn't detected by update-grub.
The solution is to copy it to /boot/grub
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I've got encrypted wheezy (encrypted lvm) and I can't change grub2
splashscreen. The method I'm using: to put file.jpg into /boot/grub (which of
course is on the unencrypted primary partition) and run update-grub.
I'm sure that encryption is the reason of this problem, because i've tried it
(the
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