@michael I always quote (include) the message I am replying to in my
message when writing to multiple people or a mailing list, or otherwise
use "@person" to address a specific person. When quoting, the quote
always starts clearly with an "On [DATE, TIME] Michael wrote" type line
(at least in my em
I have not played with the "live" type installer before, I've only ever
used "cdrom".
>From what I can understand from the code and manual, if you choose
"live" mode, a udeb (debian-installer package) 'live-installer' is
bundled with the other d-i udeb packages in your image.
With the live-instal
JNQNFE I think you need to make it clear who you are replying to. At
one stage I thought you were talking to me so I replied but looking
back it is not clear if you were talking to me or someone else.
With regards to my config it "just works" as it is. With regards to
the keyring slash I noticed i
I've not taken a detailed look at this, but some things stand out:
1) if you're using live-build version 20191219 or newer, add an
architecture specifier to the secondary kernel flavour.
- _FL="686-pae amd64" \
+ _FL="686-pae amd64:amd64" \
2) with bootloaders you're mixing comma AND space sep
Yes, until this gets resolved, using a local mirror is a perfectly
sound mitigation.
You'll see in that bug report that I put together a solution back in
2015, but it was never merged. I've been contributing a lot of work to
live-build in recent weeks as you may be aware, and rebasing and
tweaking
1) As just pointed out in a separate reply, you're using --linux-
flavours wrong.
Firstly, you need to quote the space separated values:
--linux-flavours "686 amd64"
Secondly, if you're using version 20191219 or newer, then you need to
add an architecture specifier to the latter, i.e.:
--linux-fla
Of, let's call it non official. Can we make a fully working multi arch iso
and submit it as non official debian, available under the non official
category.
On Tue, Apr 21, 2020, 7:50 AM Michael . wrote:
> Debian doesn't have "official" non-free iso images because it breaks the
> DFSG.
>
> On 21
Debian doesn't have "official" non-free iso images because it breaks the DFSG.
On 21/04/2020, Pak OS wrote:
> An after thought, is it possible that I and anyone interested can
> contribute the iso in debian official repos. I would love to build a multi
> arch debian iso with non free drivers set,
This is the config I have used when I had the error and subsequent
failure. It is a modified version of what used to be use by Ozzie
(STAR Linux). This configuration works for everything I have done
until the 2nd flavour as per Subhani's suggestion is added and that
breaks this configuration.
#!/b
An after thought, is it possible that I and anyone interested can
contribute the iso in debian official repos. I would love to build a multi
arch debian iso with non free drivers set, in debian official iso
downloads. Where can I apply for this.
On Tue, Apr 21, 2020, 6:44 AM Pak OS wrote:
> Also
Also, using this method is not very fool proof and stable. The iso has bugs
installing on many systems, which I could not understand, so extensive
testing on multiple systems is required so that we can create a stable iso.
I will request Michael and others interested to please collaborate on a
sing
I've not really been following this thread, I've just previously given
it a brief read.
I noticed this in the example config given:
> --linux-flavours 686 amd64
This is obviously wrong, there needs to be quoting here! Could that be
the source of your problem?
Also, I'm not entirely familiar wit
ok here is my full script , here goes:
Please consider, i am not very skilled in Live Build, and my work is based
on eznix, a great open source enthusiast, his full work is available at
Sourceforge at https://sourceforge.net/projects/eznixos/
#!/bin/bash
#
# bldPakOS10.3 -- Revision: 103r1 -- by
Hi Subhani and everyone else reading this.
Thanks for your efforts I'm not sure you need to upload your entire
build folders, instead all I think you would need to upload is your
configuration files (auto/config & config/*).
Cheers.
Michael.
On 21/04/2020, Pak OS wrote:
> Sir, seeing your results
Sir, seeing your results, I will try to upload my method on sourceforge.net
soon, but full build folders are large. And my upload speed is just 100k.
I will try to so in a next few days.
On Tue, Apr 21, 2020, 5:07 AM Michael . wrote:
> Sometimes I'm an idiot and I forget to "reply to all". Thank
Sometimes I'm an idiot and I forget to "reply to all". Thank you to
dbgr for pointing out my error to me. So please find below what I have
tried and what the outcomes were.
I just tried Subhani's tip and it failed with
E: Error reading the CPU table
P: Begin unmounting filesystems...
P: Saving cac
Hello
I am using the live-build version 20191221 (the one in testing) on a
debian stable/buster system to build an live image with and integrated
debian installer (with the '--debian-installer live' flag/option).
According to a note on the '12.1 Types of Debian Installer' section of
the live
Hello.
I am using the live-build version 20191221 (the one in testing) on a
debian stable/buster system to build an live image with and integrated
debian installer cdrom (with the '--debian-installer live' flag/option)
with no problems, but I stumbled upon this bug ->
https://bugs.debian.org/
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