Hello,
> My problem is that the generated hybrid image most of the time is
> not bootable. […] When I
> try to boot from the USB stick, the system hangs in the BIOS, the
> HDD LED is lighted forever. But this is not always the case.
> Sometimes I can boot from the USB stick without a problem. In c
her since it is not our main focus yet.
However if we switch to nodm one day, we'll have to consider it as well
as its missing reverse operation :).
@Intrigeri: I misunderstood a bit your pages and didn't catch on
removing GDM was no longer considered.
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> "window manager",
> and "display manager".
> I believe that starting X directly, and using xinit mechanisms to start a
> session manager does
> what you need.
I have to look deeper at this then, thanks for the tip :).
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goal is to shortcut it!
Maybe we just need an option “no-DM” which would allow us to start any
application/session in X, don't you think? The only issue is to manage
the real installation of the live system onto HD for which a DM is
likely desirable.
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and a password. This is then a must have tool for
Debian live in my opinion.
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Hello,
Sorry for the delay, I cannot read all I wish in time unfortunately :).
My only question is about this:
“The Tails usecase requires to move most boot-time communication with
the user to a graphical boot menu, running long after live-boot has
finished its job.”
What is the graphical boot m
Some old BIOSes are unhappy booting iso-hybrid. In that case, build
and
use usb-hdd images instead.
Not so old indeed, the laptop is less than 2 years old. That's sad
news, this means we cannot use iso-hybrid to replace usb images on our
website if we don't want to have many people complainin
ge file
to the USB key?
NB: fdisk fails to analyze this image file. It is complaining about a
wrong partition table: “Error: Invalid partition table - recursive
partition on”.
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