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From: Kai Hendry
Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 20:20:18 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] wlan and lang helpers
cleanup of wlan
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debian/changelog |7 ++
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Vito Tafuni wrote:
> i'm working on a live distro based on debian that is capable to boot
> either from cd (burning the iso) and from the iso itself (I used aufs
> and some bash scripting!) so you don't need to burn a cd for every live...
>
> it is also able to simulate a writing system even if i
Laurin d'Volts wrote:
> It wasn't unclean, aborted, or interrupted.
well, you're not giving enough information (that you are building
minimal) so the only reason based on the information you gave where
unclean/aported/interrupted build.
> Here's what I did.
>
> $ lh_config
>
>> enter as root
>
i've found debian-live today so i'm taking a deeper look at the project... i
never tought there was a live debian!
but i think your distro is not capable to boot from an iso file on a usb
disk... isn't it?
further more I don't use chroot... but i'm interesting to read more from the
web site! it's a
2009/4/21 Vito Tafuni :
> i've found debian-live today so i'm taking a deeper look at the project... i
> never tought there was a live debian!
> but i think your distro is not capable to boot from an iso file on a usb
> disk... isn't it?
DebianLive can boot from iso, usb-hdd, netboot :
http://live.
2009/4/21 Vito Tafuni :
> ok but you have a specific image for the cd (iso) and for usb-hdd (img)
> my distro is only a iso!
usb-hdd image allow to create partitions in binary.img for example.
> if you burn the iso on a cd the distro starts from a cd
Like Debian Live.
> if you put the iso on a us
ok but you have a specific image for the cd (iso) and for usb-hdd (img)
my distro is only a iso!
if you burn the iso on a cd the distro starts from a cd
if you put the iso on a usb-hdd (and install grub on the device) the distro
starts from the usb-hdd without the need to "dd if=binary.img
of=${U
i'm working on a live distro based on debian that is capable to boot either
from cd (burning the iso) and from the iso itself (I used aufs and some bash
scripting!) so you don't need to burn a cd for every live...
it is also able to simulate a writing system even if it's on a cd so you can
instal
>
>
> > if you put the iso on a usb-hdd (and install grub on the device) the
> distro
> > starts from the usb-hdd without the need to "dd if=binary.img
> > of=${USBSTICK}"
> Like Debian Live :
> mount binary.iso, copy on usb-hdd, install grub and it's works.
>
you have to copy the content of the i
Vito Tafuni wrote:
> if you put the iso on a usb-hdd (and install grub on the device) the
> distro starts from the usb-hdd without the need to "dd if=binary.img
> of=${USBSTICK}"
as far as i know, debian-live iso images should be bootable this way as
well.
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may be i misunderstood
1. you download a debian-live iso (wget debian-live.iso)
2. put the iso on a usb pen (cp /home/user/debian-live.iso /mnt/usbdisk )
3. plug the usb pen in a pc an boot from the iso on the usb disk
???
if you can do that then my distro is just a game
if you can't... my dist
Hi all.
I'm working on debian-live since few days, it's very powerfull! Thanks
to the community.
First: my script problem:
I have realize a first simple script (attached at the end), maybe it's
not the best but i have never write scripts and i'm new unix user :)
I write it,
I put it here (
Adrien Malgoyre a écrit :
Hi all.
I'm working on debian-live since few days, it's very powerfull! Thanks
to the community.
First: my script problem:
I have realize a first simple script (attached at the end), maybe it's
not the best but i have never write scripts and i'm new unix user :)
Hello,
For most binary image types, live helper produces a packages.txt (in the
image) and binary.packages (outside of the image) that is just the output of
"dpkg -l" ran within the target. Unfortunately, the output from "dpkg -l"
isn't the easiest to machine parse which is why I've created a pat
Hello,
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 1:39 PM, Cody A.W. Somerville <
cody.somervi...@canonical.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> For most binary image types, live helper produces a packages.txt (in the
> image) and binary.packages (outside of the image) that is just the output of
> "dpkg -l" ran within the tar
Vito Tafuni wrote:
> 3. plug the usb pen in a pc an boot from the iso on the usb disk
> ???
assumed that you have the correct grub config, then yes. as far as i
know this works with debian-live images as well (as with any other
bootable iso image).
> if you can do that then my distro is just a ga
sorry if you're wasting your time
i don't know if live-helper can do that...
but I've talked with Marco Amadori and he will tell you
for the *concrete* things i'll put online all the file asap so it'll be more
"tangible" (gpll is still a work in progress)
-Vito-
2009/4/21 Daniel Baumann
> Vito
While we're at it, is it possible to boot it off of a SD or Compact
Flash card? And what about CF-to-IDE adapters?
I would love a tutorial on such topics.
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Greetings,
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 2:38 PM, Laurin d'Volts wrote:
> While we're at it, is it possible to boot it off of a SD or Compact
> Flash card? And what about CF-to-IDE adapters?
>
This was discussed on irc channel the other day and it should work
with usb-hdd images.
> I would love a tut
Richard Nelson wrote:
> This was discussed on irc channel the other day and it should work
> with usb-hdd images.
jup; usb sticks, cf cards, harddisks.. there's no difference at all
(except for those old 'early-usb booting' machines that only understand
usb-zip), all use the same (harddisk) geomet
Hi, for testing with assorted machines I build a Debian-live USB image
and copy it to CF or usb stick with no modifications.
In my tests it is been used in motherboard CF adapters, IDE to CF
adapters, plain usb sockets and usb CF adapters.
It makes no difference.
I have used it as a rescue disk mo
On Tuesday 21 April 2009, 19:32:53, Vito Tafuni wrote:
> i don't know if live-helper can do that...
> but I've talked with Marco Amadori and he will tell you
I didn't have any insight from him about those issues, and please do not cite
me instead of giving informations to those who gently ask yo
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