Live-helper 1.0.3-2. Which I installed this morning from the Lenny
repository.
Thanks, Jim
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Thanks for your reply.
I started with a new, empty directory, /jim. Then I cd to that
directory. Then I execute lh config -d squeeze. Then I execute lh build.
The build proceeds, but then fails without creating an .iso file and
with the error messages about not finding the aufs or squashfs pa
OK, as mentioned earlier: $ lh config
$ lh build Builds a base
Lenny iso that boots as expected.
BUT, $ lh config -d squeeze or -d sid
$ lh buildFails
with messages that aufs-modules and squashf
OK, my first attempt to create a live cd was successful. I ended up with
a basic Lenny live cd that boots to a command line.
BUT, I just can't find out how to make the live cd for Squeeze (or Sid).
What file do I edit to specify the dist that I want to use?
I know that for my existing Debian
OK, I re-installed everything. And I added noautologin as a boot
parameter before the first boot. And I got a login screen rather than an
autologin.
The only problem now is that the login manager seems to be broken. There
is no way to enable root login as there is in 60alpha1.
Thanks for the
Thanks for your reply.
Here is what I did to install 60alpha2 gnome on a USB.
1. Download 60alpha2 iso and verify md5sum.
2. Download and verify syslinux 4.02 exe file.
3. Format USB to FAT32.
4. Use 7-Zip to extract files in the iso to the Fat32 USB.
5. At a WinXP terminal prompt execute: syslin
Thanks again for your reply. Autologin is still alive and well on
60alpha1 and 60alpha2 gnome desktop. Here is the current Menu entries.
label live
menu label Live
kernel /live/vmlinuz
append initrd=/live/initrd.img boot=live live-config noautologin
union=aufs persistent
Thanks fo
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for your reply. That is one of the options I tried with no
success. Here is the menu entry I am trying to use.
label live
menu label Live
kernel /live/vmlinuz
append initrd=/live/initrd.img boot=live live-config
live-config.noautologin | noautologin persistent
OK, I have read the man page for live-config until I am cross eyed! I
have tried every way I can think of and I cannot disable auto login on
60alpha1 or 60alpha2.
Please help!
Jim
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OK, I was out of town last week and have just gotten back to my project.
I have a working 60alpha1 live USB with persistence! My ath9k adapter is
now recognized and my netbook wireless works just fine. I have only one
issue at the moment. How do I disable auto login? I have set a root
password
"On 07/18/2010 08:03 PM, James Van Scoy wrote:
no way to add a partition for persistence.
this is an unsolved issue with iso-hybrid images, true.
as a workaround, you can partition your stick, loopmount the iso, copy
stuff over, and run syslinux on the stick."
So, the procedure
OK, using dd with the hybrid iso file produced a USB with an iso file
installed. And it boots to debian with no poroblems.
BUT, Gparted shows only unallocated space on the USB, so there is no way
to add a live-rw partition for persistence. Or am I missing something?
Jim
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I am in deep stuff now!
dd with the iso: debian-live-60alpha1-i386-gnome-desktop.iso resulted in
an iso image on the USB. And no way to add a partition for persistence.
Worse, neither Debian or Win7 is able to make a partition on the USB or
format it.
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Jim
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One more question: How do I use the .iso file to build the bootable USB?
The manual instructions worked very well for the .img file, but the only
instructions I see for an .iso file is to burn to a CD.
Thanks, Jim
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OK, thanks, I will give that a try!
Jim
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Thanks for your reply!
I tried the Lenny backport with no success.
And I would like to try the squeeze .img, but when I select the
"testing" path to a download, I don't recognize what file to download?
Thanks for any further help, Jim
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Hi all,
I have Debian Live, Lenny505, Gnome desktop from the .img download with
persistence successfully installed on a USB. Everything works, EXCEPT I
need the ath9k module for my wireless netbook.
Any ideas how to get the ath9k module installed?
Thanks, Jim
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