29 Apr
2014
29 Apr
'14
9:30 p.m.
Michele I've never built packages before and while I would really love to
learn that is something I'll practise on for quite a while before putting
them in Cobber. I'd much prefer to rely on experts in the field for
somethings.
David I did a LiveBuild last night with Trinity, I'll dd it to a usb drive
today and take a look at it.
As with anything it's the finer details that make or break a working system
so I'll be taking my time to get it right. I don't want to release
something that isn't quite right because I rushed it and have people think
Trinity is the problem. I'll probably be asking many questions along the
way.
You mention live-config-trinity, is that a script of your own making or is
it available online?
On 29 April 2014 19:39, David Hare <davidahare(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Actually live-build is the proper tool for the job,
creating a totally
clean build using debootstrap and a chroot. Refractasnapshot is not
intended as a replacement for live-build, it is an easy-to-use GUI method
to produce a working live-image from an existing installation.
Debian's live-config mechanism does not support TDE (live-session-specific
configs for autologin, kpersonalizer, locale, language, sudo...) however
does support additional custom scripts like live-config-trinity.
Of course whatever installer you use must reverse some of those edits
(tdmrc and others).
RE Sid: Slavek's Jessie binaries work fine here at the moment. In the past
the crucial ones depended on a specific binutils version which broke them
for Sid.
David
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