Re: Boot Failed on live cd told me to email you....

On 06/24/2011 08:48 PM, Andrew J wrote: > The Gparted version was gparted-live-stable-0.8.1-3 . Yes it works on > my other 2 computers. albeit gparted is a live system using debian-live stuff, it's not one that we build ourself. therefore, please ask the people that build that live system for supp

INC000000519011 - [PMX:VIRUS] Mail System Error - Returned Mail From: debian-live@lists.debian.org

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Re: live.cfg menu item in syslinux theme not working

* Daniel Ellison wrote: > On 11-06-20 02:35 PM, Daniel Ellison wrote: >> For the moment I've renamed the two files back to vmlinuz and initrd.img >> and have installed that hook. I'm running the build again in the off >> chance that it works this time :) > Holy &^%&!! That worked! Hmmm... I don't

Boot Failed on live cd told me to email you....

Hi, I was trying to run Gparted on my new computer to set up a 3TB disk drive, but the Debian boot fails under all available modes. The Gparted version was gparted-live-stable-0.8.1-3 . Yes it works on my other 2 computers. I have screen shots of the error if you want them, but it just says the d

Re: how to configure DSL in debian live

On 06/24/2011 01:46 PM, possiventura perhappiness wrote: > how do i configure DSL in debian live ? most dsl modems these days do ppp themselfs, means, the client just connets with a normal ethernet (usually with dhcp enabled) and you don't need to do pppoe. -- Address:Daniel Baumann, Don

Bug#630919: live-build: --apt aptitude doesn't work because of --force-yes

I am not sure but I think the Bug now exists in the Squeeze Repos? P: Configuring file /etc/apt/sources.list Reading package lists... Building dependency tree... The following NEW packages will be installed: apt-utils 0 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. Need to get 271

Re: Changing architectures

On 06/24/2011 01:11 PM, Daniel Ellison wrote: > How do people handle building for various architectures? Do you have a > separate config tree for each? Or do you "lb clean --purge" before > building? look at e.g. the following config: git clone git://vcs.progress-linux.org/images/client-gnome.git

how to configure DSL in debian live

good morning , how do i configure DSL in debian live ? how do connect to the internet ? my refards, tadeu filippini p.s. i have tried " pppoe-setup " and " sudo pppoeconf ". p.p.s. i apologize .i should not have written in portuguese.i am sorry.

Changing architectures

Hi all, How do people handle building for various architectures? Do you have a separate config tree for each? Or do you "lb clean --purge" before building? I would have thought it was as easy as specifying a different parameter for --architectures, but switching from amd64 to i386 still resul