On 11/10/2010 7:09, Trent W. Buck wrote:
> Which files, specifically?
>
Hello,
I just make a tarball of the resulting "binary" directory and extract this into
the existing partition.
Best regards
Tom,
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Hello,
I have an existing build, using debian lenny and live-helper 1 which uses
syslinux 3.71
Now for squeeze and live-builder 2, it seems that version 4 of syslinux is
used.
My problem is that I update my software remotely by just overwriting the
existing files in the binary partition wit
Hello,
I am using debian lenny with live-helper 1.0.3-2 and live-initramfs 1.157.1-1.
I am now testing kernel 2.6.32 from backports.debian.org with this setup. It
works ok and boots. Only thing I had to do is install squashfs 4.0 from testing
but this was compatible luckily. Also, I am using
On 19/04/2010 19:37, yellow protoss wrote:
Thanks but that was not the question.
Is there someone that knows how to make this pendrive to the full
pendrive? (not making a new partition please)
Just put some empty file inside the binary_local-includes config
directory, and that increases the s
On 4/03/2010 7:34, Daniel Baumann wrote:
stabile.debian.org:5001 aka snapshot.debian.org is down, so i could not
update my git trees. in the meanwhile, backports.org has 2.6.32 builds.
you could use them by configuring the repo in chroot_sources and, since
they afaik still not have fixed meta pac
On 21/01/2010 10:39, Daniel Baumann wrote:
my buildds were busy building openoffice.org et al, the kernels will
follow in about a week or two.
Hello,
I haven't found any 2.6.32 builds for lenny, is there any updated info
on this?
Thanks
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Tom,
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On 19/01/2010 17:09, Daniel Baumann wrote:
As a first step, I'd like to gather a list of features (not their
implementation!, that's a step later) that you need/want/like/use/miss
from live-initramfs.
Here are the things I was thinking about:
- You should be able to boot a live system and it s
On 21/01/2010 10:39, Daniel Baumann wrote:
my backports are since a while in their definitive and permanent
location on backports.debian-maintainers.org (undebian.org is a testbed
for different things).
my buildds were busy building openoffice.org et al, the kernels will
follow in about a week or
Hello,
The server at undebian.org is not responding here for me. Is there an
alternative? Luckily I had mirrored it locally here...
I wanted to check if there are 2.6.32 kernel packages available for
debian lenny. Any pointers?
Thanks,
Best regards,
Tom,
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Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
What about 'mypasswor'? (That is: is anything after the 8-th character
ignored)?
hmm ok, my actual password behaviour seems to fit the 8 characters you
mentioned. Using the -m option solved it! Thanks.
best regards
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Hello,
I was using a script to set the root password, it just contained this code:
echo "mypassword_\$123" | chpasswd
Now the problem is that now I can login as root with multiple passwords:
mypassword_$
works, and
mypassword_$123
works, and
mypassword_$12345
works. So anything I put afte
Diederik de Haas wrote:
On 2009-10-08 surreal wrote:
Whats the maximum RAM supported without bigmem addon?
4G.
Auch :), I was thinking about the HIGHMEM thing, which hit me when
using debian etch.
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without bigmem it is 1G I think. This is not really the list to ask
such things.
Regards
Tom,
surreal wrote:
How many processors does Debian Kernel 2.6.26 (686) support? Whats the
maximum RAM supported without bigmem addon?
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Daniel Baumann wrote:
just for making sure you're not potentially wasting time: that driver is
included in linux mainline. if you are building a lenny image and
requiring a newer kernel in order to get a newer version of the driver
for your hardware, but you're not depending on bleeding edge, you
Daniel Baumann wrote:
fix whatever you are compiling to not rely on uname -r, but use KVERS or
similar (which can be set by the user).
I would rather not do this if possible.
it would be handy to know what you're exactely compiling, that way we
could tell you if you're doing it wrong or th
Hello,
I'm building a few custom kernel drivers in my chroot hooks scripts. I
include the source in the chroot_local-includes and compile it in a
hook. This works fine, if my host kernel is the same version number as
my live system's kernel. But if I want to use another version for my
live-sy
Hello,
I'm using the debian live project and so far it is working great. Thanks!
I have a project where I need to save some config data on the boot disk.
I use FAT32 for the binary. So I have made a new directory "config"
where my program saves the persistent data.
Because of that, I want to d
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not work ok?
=> is the solution to make stick B work: => format stick B
manually, install the syslinux bootloader and copy the files to it? Is
that a better system?
Best regards,
Tom,
Umarzuki Mochlis wrote:
2009/6/16 Tom Deblauwe <tom.debla...@telenet.be>
Hi,
I am u
Hi,
I am using fat32 as a resulting binary image filesystem. My question is:
If I copy the binary.img image to different types of sticks(512MB, 1GB,
2GB,...) and different brands, using "dd", will there ever be a problem
with sector sizes or something like that? Maybe when writing on the disk
Tom Deblauwe wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to make sure the fat16 filesystem on the resulting
binary has a certain size? I have tried and made a binary hook, that
adds a file of a certain size to the binary directory, so that my
resulting size is e.g. 250MB. But then it fails saying that
Hello,
Is it possible to make sure the fat16 filesystem on the resulting binary
has a certain size? I have tried and made a binary hook, that adds a
file of a certain size to the binary directory, so that my resulting
size is e.g. 250MB. But then it fails saying that there is not enough
space
Hi,
Richard Nelson wrote:
I could do that in syslinux in each boot menu
choice, like in question 1?
You can also just edit the entries of:
config/binary:LH_SYSLINUX_MENU_LIVE_ENTRY
and
config/binary:LH_BOOTAPPEND_LIVE
I did this, and it works with "toram".
However th
Hi,
Richard Nelson wrote:
I could do that in syslinux in each boot menu
choice, like in question 1?
You can also just edit the entries of:
config/binary:LH_SYSLINUX_MENU_LIVE_ENTRY
and
config/binary:LH_BOOTAPPEND_LIVE
I did this, and it works with "toram".
However th
Hello,
First: thanks for this project, it's really cool.
I have a few questions:
1) Is there an example of what should be put in the "binary_syslinux"
directory? I couldn't find examples or docs how to use this. I want to
modify the choices I would get in the boot menu.
2) Our program would ru
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