Rob Owens wrote:
> Is it possible to build only the kernel and initrd, without building an
> entire system?
not really, as one cannot know what the target system has installed or
is configured for. if you know it, you would need to replicate that very
system - which is basically the same as if you
Diederik de Haas wrote:
> On 2009-10-28 Daniel Baumann wrote:
>> i think that newer live-initramfs (the one from git) already does this
>> automatically (with another implementation, though).
>>
> With what version should it work automatically and/or how to 'trigger' this?
as i said, it should wor
On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 06:29:24AM +0100, Daniel Baumann wrote:
> Rob Owens wrote:
> > Would it suffice to copy vmlinuz and initrd from a newly-built image
> > into my existing one? (and update the appropriate syslinux files) Or
> > is there more to it than that?
>
> that should do it. but note
On 2009-10-28 Daniel Baumann wrote:
> i think that newer live-initramfs (the one from git) already does this
> automatically (with another implementation, though).
>
With what version should it work automatically and/or how to 'trigger' this?
I've added live.debian.net repo to my chroot environmen
Anthony Sales wrote:
> is the live-installer-launcher included in the version of Debian Helper for
> Lenny?
l-i-l has nothing to do with live-helper. it's a seperate package,
currently in debian sid and squeeze.
> If it works in text mode does that mean I would have to run it from a console
> s
Hi Daniel, thanks for the swift response - is the live-installer-launcher
included in the version of Debian Helper for Lenny? If it works in text mode
does that mean I would have to run it from a console session or would it run in
a terminal? Finally does this only allow a netinstall or could it
Anthony Sales wrote:
> In the documentation it mentions that there isn't yet a way to install the
> live CD from the running LIve system.
there's live-installer-launcher which allows to call d-i as an
application. it works for the text modus, but has a few glitches left.
> remastersys which allo
Hi, having read the documentation I can see that the live-helper only provides
the standard Debian installer, or a Live CD version which both have to be
chosen as boot options. In the documentation it mentions that there isn't yet a
way to install the live CD from the running LIve system. Just t
