I didn't realise I was replying only to Robert, and I believe it might
be still useful to somebody here, despite it has been already said
several times in the last few months.
My2Cents
KatolaZ
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Date: Mon, 13 Apr 2015 21:56:52 +0100
From: KatolaZ
To:
Hello all. As I've mentioned once or twice in the past, I'm currently
running Ubuntu 14.04, which is not the latest release but is a "long-term
support" release. It is/was systemd-free, which is the main reason why I've
been running it. Previously, I was using Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE),
whic
Sure looks nice. I'll install it on an 8 GiB test partition on the netbook
and let it run in it's natural environment.
On Mon, Apr 13, 2015 at 3:45 PM, fsmithred wrote:
> On 04/13/2015 03:00 PM, Richard wrote:
> > Thanks Fred,
> > David's snapshot is working very well for the most part.
> > A re
On 04/13/2015 03:00 PM, Richard wrote:
> Thanks Fred,
> David's snapshot is working very well for the most part.
> A real credit to it's Refracta base. Couple of questions:
>
> 1. fstab is 0 bytes? But seems to work.
> Where is the info kept, in Jessie?
>
It's a live iso. No disks to mount. The
On 13/04/15 20:41, fsmithred wrote:
Hi Richard,
I'm pretty sure David used a refracta jessie-sysv iso and built on that
All the refracta jessie-sysv builds started as a standard-system wheezy
installation, then pinned "*systemd*" to -1 (do not install anything with
systemd anywhere in its name)
Thanks Fred,
David's snapshot is working very well for the most part.
A real credit to it's Refracta base. Couple of questions:
1. fstab is 0 bytes? But seems to work.
Where is the info kept, in Jessie?
*2. # sudo apt-get update* failed,
reporting conflicting distros ... (expected sid but got ce
Hi Richard,
I'm pretty sure David used a refracta jessie-sysv iso and built on that
All the refracta jessie-sysv builds started as a standard-system wheezy
installation, then pinned "*systemd*" to -1 (do not install anything with
systemd anywhere in its name) and pinned libpulse0 and dbus to wheez
Thanks for your efforts, David.
Copied the ISO to a Linux based Easy2Boot, boots no problem on Acer Aspire
One. I've always liked the Refracta look.
> user@exefce:~$ cat /proc/cmdline
> initrd=/live/initrd.img boot=live union=aufs
> components=openssh-server,sudo,lightdm,refracta-lang
> BOOT_IMAGE
