Doubts about blacklisting non-free-firmware modules
1) Introduction
The current approach to non-free-firmware in live-build is that if some
specific sections are turned on then the firmware is used.
I want to rework that code in such a way that you can turn off
non-free-firmware from isolinu
El 3/9/24 a las 18:25, Roland Clobus escribió:
Hello list,
On 31/08/2024 00:38, adrian15sgd wrote:
...
In the live-boot MR discussion Roland Clobus has suggested to bring
the discussion here in the Debian Live mailing list.
So I'll try my best to make a summary so that this can discussed
Can you please join the liveid conversation where I'm proposing a change
to live-build that would probably fix your issue?
There's the long live-boot Merge Request discussion at:
https://salsa.debian.org/live-team/live-boot/-/merge_requests/52 .
Then there's the sister Merge Request on live-bui
Liveid - Feedback on identifying your live cd thanks to an UUID
1) History
Back in 2019 I was developing Rescatux and I found out that I needed a
way to make sure I was booting the Rescatux disk and nothing else.
So I ended up with what I called liveid. I implemented it thanks to a
modified
El 4/8/24 a las 12:24, Roland Clobus escribió:
Hello Adrian,
Thanks so far for the MRs, I barely have found the time to look at
them properly.
On 12/07/2024 23:46, adrian15sgd wrote:
Hi Debian Live,
I wanted you to know that I am resuming Rescatux development.
1) Rescatux is a Debian
I have implemented Syslinux Arch Autodetection for live-build.
The Syslinux/Isolinux menu has an special auto option added at the top
of menu when both:
amd64 kernel
686 kernel
have been found.
This enables the iso to work seamlessly in both of the architectures.
You can review its associate
I have implemented SELinux support for live-build.
Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) is a Linux kernel security module that
provides a mechanism for supporting access control security policies,
including mandatory access controls (MAC).
This commit:
- Adds extended attributes to the squashfs
Hi Debian Live,
I wanted you to know that I am resuming Rescatux development.
1) Rescatux is a Debian-based live distribution featuring a graphical
wizard for rescuing broken GNU/Linux and Windows installations and boot
loaders. ( https://www.supergrubdisk.org/rescatux/ ).
Rescatux is buil
El 8/12/22 a las 7:54, Roland Clobus escribió:
Hello adrian15,
On 08/12/2022 01:26, adrian15sgd wrote:
I'm quite interested in Debian Live images having GPU firmware and so
on... so that I can use them later as a basis for Rescatux (Debian
Live based cd).
Also about that boot option
So... Debian voted about non-free-firmware section:
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2022/10/msg00020.html
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2022/10/msg1.html
.
I'm quite interested in Debian Live images having GPU firmware and so
on... so that I can use them later as a ba
El 24/7/22 a las 13:02, Stefan Kropp escribió:
# Rescue Disk Image
An image for a live system to rescues a broken system. It may
have a set of useful tool, but may not have a X-Server. Powerful
editor, maybe also gnu compilers and manpages and screen / tmux.
This is not just a 'small' Rescue Di
I was taking a look at Stefan Kropp message 'Live System images and Pure
Blends' ( https://lists.debian.org/debian-live/2022/07/msg6.html )
and I thought it could be improved by having additional links to
Debconf22 stuff.
Debconf22 is over and there was been some discussion that might affe
underlying architecture.
gSM
On Thu, Apr 16, 2020, 19:59 adrian15sgd <mailto:adrian15...@gmail.com>> wrote:
With such a setup Can you install a 64-bit Debian? Or is it only
useful for installing 32-bit Debian?
Thank you.
El 16/4/20 a las 14:46, Pak OS escribió:
With such a setup Can you install a 64-bit Debian? Or is it only useful
for installing 32-bit Debian?
Thank you.
El 16/4/20 a las 14:46, Pak OS escribió:
Ok, here goes:
lb config --binary-images iso-hybrid --mode debian --architectures
i386 --linux-flavours 686 amd64 --distribution buster -
El 15/4/20 a las 20:56, dbgr escribió:
Hello.
I was not sure if this email should've been sent to both list. So
sorry if it should've not :-/
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 in
(Bringing back the discussion to debian-live ML.)
El 8/4/20 a las 17:32, jnq...@gmail.com escribió:
Hi,
Question #1:
Your loopback implementation in live-build commit
39038173a890ed4e19e8ce181383e95ce6d3e1ce involved injecting the
`findiso=${iso_path}` parameter to all live entrie
El 8/4/20 a las 19:12, jnq...@gmail.com escribió:
(@adrian, but including the debian-live mailing list for open
discussion)
Hi,
As I said in the other email just sent in reply to your comment on
Debian bug #956131, I wanted to keep discussion there focussed on
fixing the broken ability to creat
create a new wishlist bug to propose or re-start discussion
of
the unique-disc identification stuff as you wish.
Regards,
Lyndon
On Wed, 2020-04-08 at 09:40 +0200, adrian15sgd wrote:
I think what you need is liveid.
https://github.com/rescatux/liveid
Here you can find the technical details a
pose or re-start discussion of
the unique-disc identification stuff as you wish.
Regards,
Lyndon
On Wed, 2020-04-08 at 09:40 +0200, adrian15sgd wrote:
I think what you need is liveid.
https://github.com/rescatux/liveid
Here you can find the technical details and commits:
https://github.c
s you find the correct live cd.
I agree that if you finally add your code it could cose #924053 so that
you force me to submit a liveid merge request.
adrian15
Regards,
Lyndon
On Wed, 2020-04-08 at 09:40 +0200, adrian15sgd wrote:
I think what you need is liveid.
https://github.com/res
I suspect this would break Secure Boot support but it's only a guess.
El 8/4/20 a las 2:23, jnq...@gmail.com escribió:
update: I've just tried adding --prefix=/boot/grub to the grub-mkimage
command in binary_iso (which should really be done in binary_grub-pc)
that generates the core_img file tha
I think what you need is liveid.
https://github.com/rescatux/liveid
Here you can find the technical details and commits:
https://github.com/rescatux/liveid/blob/master/LIVEID_LIVE_BUILD_IMPLEMENTATION_1.md
That way you won't longer depend on arbitrary files such as vmlinuz.
Feedback is welco
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