c. this could be totally unrelated to UEFI.
I can try again, but what I know is that for example Ubuntu 12.04.2
boots from USB repeatedly without any problems. A 32-bit system with the
same 'license' or 'key' should work too, and would be a good candidate
for a truly portable sy
Anybody looking for a solution to the portable idea, a
friend-of-a-friend offered me his solution. Which is to use combined
thumb drive and SD card reader. He uses a couple of these with the OS /
on the flash part and /home on an SD card which is inserted into the
appropriate thumb drive. This
On 05/25/2013 01:16 PM, Yorvyk wrote:
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/102 ...
> After all that it looks like your idea is virtually impossible.
Well, I'd say that it seems *possible* -- but it reduces the set of i386
machines that will boot the resulting "truly portabl
On 05/25/2013 12:07 PM, Nio Wiklund wrote:
> I think it is good to have a portable live or persistent live system
> on a USB pendrive. You need not carry a computer, only the pendrive,
> and you can borrow almost any computer to run it.
There are some alternatives to be considered:
(1) For ultim
s etc. this could be totally unrelated to UEFI.
I can try again, but what I know is that for example Ubuntu 12.04.2
boots from USB repeatedly without any problems. A 32-bit system with the
same 'license' or 'key' should work too, and would be a good candidate
for a truly porta
On 05/25/2013 08:59 AM, Nio Wiklund wrote:
> I suggest that we try to make a Lubuntu iso file, that can boot in
> 'all' computers with intel/amd CPUs.
Let's avoid copying threads to "every imaginable Lubuntu mailing
list"... pick the one list that is appropriate for your topic.
The closest thing
nk such a generally
>> portable live system needs to be created in a professional way with
>> the licensing tools, that are used in the 64-bit iso files.
>>
> With out any error messages etc. this could be totally unrelated to UEFI.
I can try again, but what I know is th
On 25/05/13 18:49, Jörn Schönyan wrote:
Am 25.05.2013 19:11, schrieb Yorvyk:
On 25/05/13 16:59, Nio Wiklund wrote:
Hi everybody,
I suggest that we try to make a Lubuntu iso file, that can boot
in 'all' computers with intel/amd CPUs.
Why? I fail to see any benefit from this.
This idea isn't
cklisted by some UEFI janitor, maybe something
was overwritten. So I think such a generally portable live system needs
to be created in a professional way with the licensing tools, that are
used in the 64-bit iso files.
I think an iso for 'all' intel/amd computers would be interesting also
