Philippe Lelédy wrote:
> 1) It would be nice to specify that internal disks are not to be used at
> all, even read/only:
currently, if you don't enable swap nor persistency, internal disks
arenot used, except for searching the live-media.
when we rework the searching procedures, we can make that
Philippe Lelédy wrote:
> Not easy !
indeed. :)
> For now, I am using the aufs and live-initramfs feature that allows many
> stacked filesystems R/O.
> So little updates are easy to download (my main filesystem.squashfs is
> 1.3 M !).
> But it's all manual work. Having software in little independe
Rob Owens wrote:
> Qinqy is a replacement for getty. It provides a graphical login via the
> framebuffer. X doesn't need to be running in order to run qingy, but it
> can launch an X session.
added to the list, thanks.
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On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 06:50:52AM +0100, Daniel Baumann wrote:
> Rob Owens wrote:
> > A couple others I'm aware of:
> >
> > wdm
> > qingy
>
> do they all support autologin?
>
Qingy does. I'm still looking for the info on wdm.
Qinqy is a replacement for getty. It provides a graphical login vi
Daniel Baumann wrote:
Philippe Lelédy wrote:
3) I would like to make frequent updates to all these keys I spread. An
rsync at live-initramfs time would be nice. Stacking of little .squashfs
files in live directory is enough for me to distribute small updates. I
yet use these features but it n
1) It would be nice to specify that internal disks are not to be used at
all, even read/only:
hdparm -Y /dev/sda gives you silence.
2) [issues related to initramfs-tools]
2.1) break=all would be useful to debug initramfs. Currently you can
only have *one* breakpoint.
2.2) When at a break po
Many thanks Daniel, that should do the trick!
--- On Tue, 1/26/10, Daniel Baumann wrote:
From: Daniel Baumann
Subject: Re: 5.0.3 Apt-Get problem
To: "Debian Live"
Date: Tuesday, January 26, 2010, 12:47 AM
cly...@clydew.org wrote:
> I haven't touched sources.list, didn't have to change anyth
* intrigeri wrote:
> Michael Prokop wrote (24 Jan 2010 12:50:50 GMT) :
>> But if you're working in IT forensics and/or have special security
>> requirements this won't be enough. Someone could prepare a device
>> that fullfills the uuid requirements but provides a hacked
>> filesystem which does
Hi all,
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I am happy to announce the availability of
The GNUmed electronic medical record Live CD 0.6.0
This Live CD starts a Debian Squeeze with Xfce. It hosts a fully configure
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Hello,
Michael Prokop wrote (24 Jan 2010 12:50:50 GMT) :
> But if you're working in IT forensics and/or have special security
> requirements this won't be enough. Someone could prepare a device
> that fullfills the uuid requirements but provides a hacked
> filesystem which does "something you defi
cly...@clydew.org wrote:
> I haven't touched sources.list, didn't have to change anything in
> version 5.0.2.
> Is "mirror" equated to something somewhere? Maybe version 5.0.3 left it
> out...
again: *which* image *exactely*? not giving the required information and
just stating 'doesn't work' doe
Michael Prokop wrote:
>> what do you understand under 'display executed code', something like
>> what you'd see from set -x?
>
> Jepp. This would allow users to debug initramfs (and provide
> screenshots/logs to developers) without having to rebuild it
> manually (which sometimes just isn't possib
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