Hi everyone,
I have just joined the list as I am interested in trying out the Live Helper
suite of packages to build Vinux a Linux distro for the visually impaired that
has been going for about a year now. I have been using remastersys to build it
up to now, but we are investigating other optio
There is a manual, faq and wiki here:
http://live.debian.net/manual/html/
http://wiki.debian.org/DebianLive/FAQ
http://wiki.debian.org/DebianLive/
The actual application is lh_config so type: lh_config --help for a list of
options, then run lh_config to create the build directory, then lh_buil
: Re: New to List!
Anthony Sales wrote:
> Hi everyone,
Hi,
> I would just like to know how active this project is and whether there are
> plans to maintain it into Squeeze etc.
of course it would always be better to have more people working on live
stuff, however, we're mainting this
Hi here is my first question concerning Debian Live. I obviously want to reuse
any .deb files I download so i don't have to keep downloading them as i am on a
very slow internet connection. I think that after I have run lh_config and
lh_build the first time I can keep using the cached packages,
Hi, having read the documentation I can see that the live-helper only provides
the standard Debian installer, or a Live CD version which both have to be
chosen as boot options. In the documentation it mentions that there isn't yet a
way to install the live CD from the running LIve system. Just t
etc.
Thanks again.
drbongo
From: Daniel Baumann [dan...@debian.org]
Sent: 14 November 2009 15:17
To: Debian Live
Subject: Re: Installing the system from a running live CD?
Anthony Sales wrote:
> In the documentation it mentions that there isn't yet
Hi everyone, I am now able to ceate an iso and include user settings by running
the iso, making the required changes and then copying the contents of the user
directory by placing it the /etc/skel directory via the approriate folder in
config/ - there is now just one piece of the jigsaw missing
ise really sucks and makes both reading and answering
your mails uselessly hard.
Anthony Sales wrote:
> apt-get install git-core libespeak-dev speakup-source
> git clone git://hubbs.homedns.org/speakup.git
> cd speakup
> cd contrib
> bunzip2 espeakup, tab
> tar -xvf espeakup, tab
&g
Hi I have just tried running lh_build and the process keeps stoppiing and
giving this error message: I have tried both apt and aptitude and tried
changing the repository URL's from uk to us with the same result. I don't know
if this is caused by live-helper or the Debian repositories, but not su
I did at 20:13 as soon as I realised - but I changed the subject to 'user
error'!
drbongo
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Hi Daniel.
Just some questions/points about email posting etiquette: I have
read the article you pointed me to and I would just like to explain
why I top post and why sometimes my lines sometimes go over 72
characters. Firstly I work in a college for the blind, I make a distro
for the blind and mo
Hi I am trying to add a modified sources.list to the live CD
and the installed system using the 'live' debian installer.
I have tried adding the modified list into the chroot_local-includes
folder as etc/apt/sources.list and this is accepted but then
the next part of the process fails as it cannot
Hi Daniel, you are correct, I just checked my inbox, and I did receive
the message 'user error' so I assumed it came through the list,
but on closer inspection it seems I managed to send it to myself!
Don't under estimate just how dumb I am, sorry for any misunderstanding.
drbongo
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Daniel Baumann wrote:
> you have three alternative possibilities:
> * don't change config tree, but additionally preseed d-i with your
third party repositories.
Don't know how to do this!
> * configure your third party repositories manually through inclusion
of /etc/apt/sources.list.
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