Hi Johnny
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I've renamed the previous script as "check-kernels" and I've saved it on
/usr/sbin ; I've added this line inside the file /etc/sudoers :
ALL ALL = NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/check-kernels
and I've created the file below that I have saved inside the folder
/etc/xdg/autostart :
check-nvidia-kernel.de
Almost,but not fully. Because I've realized that as soon as a new kernel
has been installed by the user,logos and images should be added
automatically inside the initrd.img* file. For this reason,I've created the
bash script below. It works,I've tested it. Now I should understand where
to place it
On Tue, 25 Oct 2022 at 00:09, Johnny de Villiers
wrote:
> Am working on a github repository to give a walkthrough on the setup of
> a device hosting a linux interface, this will extend all the way through
> docker and a web-server, however have yet to figure out how to disable
> the automatic re
Good day...
Am working on a github repository to give a walkthrough on the setup of a
device hosting a linux interface, this will extend all the way through
docker and a web-server, however have yet to figure out how to disable the
automatic resizing on a Raspberry Pi using your pre-configured .i
Hi,
Mario Marietto wrote:
> But the technique below worked :
So your initrd problems are solved now and you managed to modify a Debian
Live ISO by help of Cubic ?
Have a nice day :)
Thomas
On 2022-10-20, Tixy wrote:
> On Thu, 2022-10-20 at 09:15 +0200, Hans wrote:
>> After upgrading to a newer version of the kernel and of course newer kernel-
>> headers, the build is failing now with a crash.
>
> Usually 'crashing' is caused by bugs in the programs doing the
> crashing, so which pro
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