I don't think the official iso images are built with Live Build anymore, I
think you'll find they are built with Live Wrapper.
On 26 June 2017 at 14:27, Phil Wyett wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Call me blind. I have been looking for the configs in-order to
> replicate the official stable live ISO images buil
Hi,
Call me blind. I have been looking for the configs in-order to
replicate the official stable live ISO images builds with 'lb'. I have
looked here and there on Alioth etc. and cannot seem to find them.
Could someone point me in the right direction?
Regards
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On 3/16/2011 12:32 PM, carolus wrote:
On 3/16/2011 11:13 AM, Ben Armstrong wrote:
LB_TASKS="desktop laptop"
Instead you should have:
LB_TASKS="gnome-desktop desktop laptop"
(or lxde-desktop if that is your preference).
Thanks, I'll try that.
Yes, that worked. Thanks.
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On 03/16/2011 02:32 PM, carolus wrote:
> I'm just learning my way around debian, and I got the impression from
> http://wiki.debian.org/tasksel that "desktop" would default to gnome.
It does, normally, but since live-build supports multiple possible
desktops, it preseeds the appropriate variables
On 3/16/2011 11:13 AM, Ben Armstrong wrote:
LB_TASKS="desktop laptop"
Instead you should have:
LB_TASKS="gnome-desktop desktop laptop"
(or lxde-desktop if that is your preference).
Thanks, I'll try that.
I'm just learning my way around debian, and I got the impression from
http://wiki.deb
On 03/16/2011 09:29 AM, carolus wrote:
> On 3/16/2011 3:54 AM, Ben Armstrong wrote:
>
>> You have to specify which desktop, e.g. gnome-desktop or lxde-desktop,
>> as live-build does specific configuration tasks for each, e.g. autologin.
>
> But that is impossible with the current web page design,
On 3/16/2011 3:54 AM, Ben Armstrong wrote:
You have to specify which desktop, e.g. gnome-desktop or lxde-desktop,
as live-build does specific configuration tasks for each, e.g. autologin.
But that is impossible with the current web page design, is it not?
There seems to be no way to build a w
On 16/03/11 01:49 AM, carolus wrote:
> Rather than try with the whole 3.1 GB debian-science package, I tried
> the following to see if it would create a working system:
>
> http://live-build.debian.net/build/20110315.164918.390815150/
>
> LB_BINARY_IMAGES="iso-hybrid"
> LB_DISTRIBUTION="squeeze"
me that this is not possible using the online builder,
since the web page allows only one option for --packages-list.
Will entering "desktop" or "laptop" in the tasks box suffice to create a
whole desktop system?
I would say give it a try and report back to close thr
ou something like what you
>>> were expecting.
>>
>> It appears to me that this is not possible using the online builder,
>> since the web page allows only one option for --packages-list.
>>
>>
> Will entering "desktop" or "laptop" i
lists with
the --packages-lists option, e.g. "--packages-lists debian-science
lxde-desktop" should work and probably gives you something like what you
were expecting.
It appears to me that this is not possible using the online builder,
since the web page allows only one option for --p
ption, e.g. "--packages-lists debian-science
lxde-desktop" should work and probably gives you something like what you
were expecting.
It appears to me that this is not possible using the online builder,
since the web page allows only one option for --packages-list.
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On 03/15/2011 02:43 PM, Ben Armstrong wrote:
> The debian-science list is not a whole desktop system. Have a look at
> /usr/share/live/build/lists/debian-science. It only includes 'standard'.
> That will not give you a desktop. You can specify multiple lists with
> the --packages-lists option, e.g
On 03/15/2011 02:28 PM, carolus wrote:
> After creating the .img and dd'ing to a thumb drive, I was surprised to
> find that debian-science booted to the command line. When I typed
> xmaxima, I got an error message. When I typed R, I got the R prompt, but
> when I then tried the command "demo(grap
After creating the .img and dd'ing to a thumb drive, I was surprised to
find that debian-science booted to the command line. When I typed
xmaxima, I got an error message. When I typed R, I got the R prompt, but
when I then tried the command "demo(graphics)", it failed. (I've used
the online CG
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Hi,
it seems like xresprobe was removed from testing.
This makes building Squeeze images using any packages list that
includes standard-x11, such as gnome-core, error out.
As a temporary workaround one can use APT
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> so that we don't forget.. before squeeze, we need to update, at least,
> the forensics package list, and review the rest.
>
What's the status of this?
Cheers,
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On 06/30/2010 11:08 AM, Tobi wrote:
> Package emacs22-nox is not available, but is referred to by another
> package.
i've updated the packages list in git.
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First up, your frontend is a very good idea. All i miss is the option
for custom packages-lists.
But I have to report a bug in the build system. I have changed the
distribution to squeeze and as packages list I chose rescue. All other
option have not been touched.
The build failed with
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Fabian Greffrath schrieb:
Due to the unpredictable list of dependencies that GDM pulls in, would
you please apply the proposed change to the gnome-core packages list as
well (xfce seems safe)?
Patch attached,
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Due to the unpredictable list of dependencies that GDM pulls in, would
you please apply the proposed change to the gnome-core packages list
as well (xfce seems safe)?
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Hi Daniel,
in the "lxde" packages list, the following packages are installed in
exactly this order: gdm lxde lxnm.
Unfortunately the order of packages parsed to both apt-get and
aptitude is important with resp
schoappied wrote:
> How can I use tasksel to build a packagelist for a live-cd?
tasks to be installed by taksel can be directly listed in LH_TASKS.
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schoappied wrote:
How can I use tasksel to build a packagelist for a live-cd?
Sorry, I was to fast with that question, I think I can find it myself ;)
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Daniel Baumann wrote:
why then not just stick with tasks from tasksel and extend these with
packages you personally miss.
Cause I never heard of tasksel ;) but this could be a useful tool for
me, thanks. How can I use tasksel to build a packagelist for a live-cd?
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schoappied wrote:
> What is your workflow? And where can I find good info about what
> packages you need for what?
i know exactely which packages i want for the live systems i use. so,
i'll group them into logical chunks and create a meta-package for it
(which would be equivalent to individual loc
Hi,
I've been playing now for a while with live-cd and now I'm wondering how
to make a good packagelist.
What is your workflow? And where can I find good info about what
packages you need for what?
I want to make a user/newbiefriendly desktop as possible. So audio,
printer, desktop, laptop,
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