Concerning the casper, install, dists, pool dirs on a ext4 partition
booted from grub2
I found the the following:
install fails as "cdrom not found" message appears as I said before. One
can drop to a shell
and mount /dev/sdb2 /cdrom (grub2 is on sdb1, casper on sdb2).
Then return to "load in
I have verified the following:
1. When building in ubuntu mode usb-hdd image with debian-installer and
live option for the d-i the boot parameter "cdrom-detect/try-usb=true"
is NOT included in live.cfg in the syslinux directory. I think it should
be there or else it tries to find the d-i files
Yes I do mean the d-i images, sorry NOT the cd image.
There is a dists and pool directory with the d-i images. They are copied
from the archive towards the end of the build after the squashed file
system is made.
Also I have only build using the usb-hdd image. This is where the
parameter cdro
Hi Robert,
Your help in testing the Ubuntu support is greatly appreciated.
On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 8:39 AM, Robert Key wrote:
> Hi and thanks Cody, you doing the patch is fine.
>
> There are other important issues all be it simple:
>
> 1. For the udebs there must be a soft link to maverick and
Hi and thanks Cody, you doing the patch is fine.
There are other important issues all be it simple:
1. For the udebs there must be a soft link to maverick and lucid ( or
any other ubuntu distributions)
in the directory: /usr/share/live/build/data/debian-cd that points to
squeeze.
Without t
Will do Daniel. I have made patches before, but will need a little time
to check it out. I will definitely meet your deadline.
I am a software developer and wouldn't mind getting involved with
live-build, I really think it is a cool idea.
The live-initramfs seems to be a much better option than
