How -e option works? Create a encrypted partition to save changes or
something like that? Thanks.
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Any plans to create a option to encrypt RW area?
Use loop-AES to mount encrypted partition (or file) and use aufs (or
unionfs) to use rw area. The option to indicate device/file used like rw
area can be passed via kernel option. And if not a encrypted device/file
yet, use a process to set the passw
Is a good idea if the next testing release (sorry, i don't know the names)
use SquashFS 4.1 enable option to use LZMA algorithm. Is a great idea!
Thanks.
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I have another idea (i have idea, i post. It's a crime? A hope not :) Create
a option to generate USB image with pre-determinated size. Eg. lh_config -b
usb-hdd --size 4GB
This command generate a file binary.img with 4GB ready to put in a 4GB USB
key. Remember: This is a optional option. If omitted
, copy files and make bootable automatically. This is
applicable to liveCD too. Create the ISO and burn CD. Thanks.
2010/10/24 David A. Bandel
> On Sun, Oct 24, 2010 at 17:32, Marcos Barbosa
> wrote:
> > I have another idea (i have idea, i post. It's a crime? A hope not :)
> Cr
Is a (bad) idea, but vaild: Add Ubuntu repositories to allow create Debian
and Ubuntu liveCD/USB/netboot. Is simples: Just add a files with
repositories and this evit a little fork to add Ubuntu support. Thanks.
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Is a controversial idea, but good: Use posixovl to help to save changes.
This solution allow write POSIX files in FAT32 filesystem without errors or
limitations (symlinks works, for example). This idea is good because allow
save changes inside a directory insde USB key root without a space
limitati
Here is a idea (if not implemented yet): Set splash screen (Grub, syslinux,
etc.) to Ubuntu splash screen if building a Ubuntu based liveCD/USB. Is
ugly make a Ubuntu derived liveCD/USB with Debian splash screen. Thanks.
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For two (good) reasons:
1º Is a new option to developer;
2º User can access his files in any operational system. If use EXT4 to save
changes, the files is only accessible inside Linux.
Agree? Disagree?
Thanks.
2010/10/25 Daniel Baumann
> On 10/25/2010 02:39 PM, Marcos Barbosa wrote:
>
Here is the stupid question of the day: Where are save the changes?
casper-rw labeled partition? Thanks.
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Live Build support more than one SquashFS file? how many?
P.S.: Is useful to create modules to applications.
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etboot image (i need USB
image).
2010/10/26 Daniel Baumann
>
> On 10/25/2010 09:46 PM, Marcos Barbosa wrote:
> > Where are save the changes? casper-rw labeled partition?
>
> did you read the manpage?
>
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Hi everybody!
I'm reading persistence section in the manual (thanks Daniel!) i have idea
(i not sure if implemented, but I think not): Use of DOS/FAT16/FAT32
partition is possible like persistent device, ok? (it's in manual) Why not
use posixovl to save all changes in Win file systems? posixovl al
Is in development (if not, is a good idea) add the option persistent-text?
Is the same as persistent-subtext, but for all the label. Eg.
persistent-text=changes
Look for a partition and files with label "changes".
Thanks ;)
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I read about the creation (and documentation) of option
persistent=cryptsetup. Great job! Thanks, i need this feature. But here is a
question: I need pre-format partitionto work with cryptsetup or if partition
is empty the system format, set the password, etc.? Is a idea to think...
Thanks ;)
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Yes. lb_config manpage. The only option i found is --dump, but is not
exactly i'm looking for. I look for extra informations, and not the only
default messages.
2010/10/27 Daniel Baumann
> On 10/27/2010 06:01 PM, Marcos Barbosa wrote:
> > Exist option to set debug in lb_config?
I try to create a Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick) liveCD, but occur this error:
gzip: ../binary/casper/initrd.img*.gz: No such file or directory
cpio: Final de arquivo prematuro
LH='1'
P: Begin unmounting filesystems...
My config line:
lb config -p ubuntu_desktop --mode ubuntu --distribution maverick
--ar
initramfs
not work.
2010/10/27 Marcos Barbosa
> I try to create a Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick) liveCD, but occur this error:
> gzip: ../binary/casper/initrd.img*.gz: No such file or directory
> cpio: Final de arquivo prematuro
> LH='1'
> P: Begin unmounting filesystems...
>
&
The solution i found is create a user using commnad adduser using chroot.
But i agree auto-login is better option.
Congrats.
2010/10/28 Robert Key
> Hi, I have been using live systems on usb memory sticks for a while now,
> but when Ubuntu Maverick came out everything seems to have changed.
>
>
Try this: Edit the chroot file /etc/gdm/gdm.schemas:
daemon/AutomaticLoginEnable
b
false <-- change for true
daemon/AutomaticLogin
s
<--add username
2010/10/28 Robert Key
> Hi this is really frustrating, auto login is supposed to work b
I know, but if works, is a acceptable workaround. New ideas is welcome.
2010/10/28 Daniel Baumann
> On 10/28/2010 08:23 PM, Marcos Barbosa wrote:
> > Try this: Edit the chroot file /etc/gdm/gdm.schemas:
>
> totally wrong approach.
>
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I detected this:
/lib/live/config/006-gdm use /etc/gdm/gdm.conf file. Ubuntu Maverick use
/etc/gdm/gdm.schemas (is different name but is different format). May be
fixing this fix the problem.
2010/10/28 Daniel Baumann
> On 10/28/2010 08:44 PM, Marcos Barbosa wrote:
> > I know, but if
rror-chroot-security $MIRROR_SERVER \
> --mirror-debian-installer $MIRROR_SERVER \
> --bootappend-live "live-config.locales=es" \
> --debian-installer-gui true
>
Read the manpage about option "-d". The correct use is not set to
"mydistro" but u
How i can create a Ubuntu alternate CD (for direct installation, not live)
using Debian Live? Thanks.
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I need create a livecd with a Grub entry "Install" with kernel option
"only-ubiquity" to make a option to install direct, bypassing live
environment. Is possible? I using Ubuntu for live. Thanks.
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There's a place to put a script to be executed inside root? I need configure
some things with gconf-tool. Thanks.
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>
>
> All comments/warnings/suggestions/... are very welcome!
>
Is dangerous because filesystem.squashfs contains kernel modules and if you
upgrade them without update kernel and initial ram disk, bad things may be
happens.
> T.
>
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2011/4/15 Tomek
> --- On Fri, 4/15/11, Marcos Barbosa
> wrote:
>
> >Is dangerous because filesystem.squashfs contains kernel modules and if
> you upgrade them without update kernel and initial ram disk, bad things may
> be happens.
>
> 1. I updated all files in /live
regular encrypted system, but
use squashfs root instead regular root. I'm thinking about a script to
format the USB device and set password, but is crucial to create this
special initramfs. Any ideas?
Sorry my English.
Thanks.
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2011/10/28 Daniel Baumann
> On 10/27/2011 11:55 PM, Marcos Barbosa wrote:
> > I have a problem: How generate a custom initramfs using live-build?
>
> what *exactely* do you want to do? i couldn't figure out from your mail,
> can you rephrase it?
>
How i create a initram
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