... while for autostart with "user" user (CAT 0.2 and sagedebianlive): sed -i 's/^NODM_ENABLED.*/NODM_ENABLED=true/g' /etc/default/nodm sed -i 's/^NODM_USER.*/NODM_USER=user/g' /etc/default/nodm that is all that changed, ... This is exactly what I changed. However, every time the new iso ...

Hi, Efgee. Tried to get a normal user working with this script but to no avail. This is strange because the Cat-0.2 script (the first one) auto-login as user and the new build iso have working user account. Here is download link if you like to try. http://boxen.math.washington.edu/home/emil/sdl/Deb...

As a follow up: I know it's not the Puppy way, but being a normal user with sudo capabilities fits my needs. (instead of being root all the time) Tried to get a normal user working with this script but to no avail. Started using the original sagedebianlive script and to my surprise beeing a normal u...

Every time I want to disable "root" and enable "user" on startup efgee, for building a CAT with being user after autologin you have to add the following line to the nodm-hooks.chroot in modules/CAT/hooks sed -i 's/^NODM_USER.*/NODM_USER=user/g' /etc/default/nodm That's what I di...

SLIM is the smallest but unfortunately it does not work well for IceWM, OpenBox, JWM. I would suggest to test xdm and nodm (both the same size) and a little bit bigger but working without problems lightdm. Toni Thank you for the info. Will try to work with lightdm as I'm not after smallest size. I'...

Thanks, will try it out as soon as I can.

One more question if I might ask:
From your point of view what is the best display manager: SLIM?

Found out that if you want to manually copy the 3 needed files (image, filesystem, kernel) onto a partition of your choice, you don't have to mount the iso to have access to them. If the build goes right there will be a "build" directory and inside of it there will be a "binary/live&q...

Installed ceni (best console network interface tool) for setting up wi-fi and works fine, even after a reboot. (no manual intervention needed anymore) ceni is a perl5 script, the perl libs that need to be installed are: libcurses-ui-perl libfindbin-libs-perl libexpect-perl libio-pty-perl How to get ...

Hi, Efgee. A few questions to make your trials clear? Do you have persistence save partition working except network issue? For example if you apt-get a program is the program there after reboot? It is important to test if any other changes are saved after reboot and only network change is a problem...

efgee I can not test at the moment. But I think I had a similar issue when I did a manual setup of the wireless network in Debian light Wheezy The baseline is, you need to add the nonetworking boot parameter to your grub config, otherways your network parameters are overwritten every fresh boot. No...

OK changing the name to persistence got me one step further. Because I wanted to see the changes made/saved I used a partition named persistence and placed the persistence.conf file on it. (/ union) Now I can see all stuff on this partition (there are more directories with other stuff stored there, ...

These are my grub4dos settings: title Debian-live-64 persistent root (hd0,5) kernel /debian-testing/live/vmlinuz live-media-path=/debian-testing/live boot=live config persistent quickreboot noprompt autologin initrd /debian-testing/live/initrd.img Saintless' 1GB persistant file resides on (hd0,4) St...

Replying to this thread off an openbox-64-wheezy version, works as well. (used the config files that come with the package). Will look into adding tint2 to it as soon as time allows. However, can't get the persistence file (or partition) working; which is a must have, as the wi-fi stuff needs to be ...

Cannot change it to "live32" or "live64". You can move /live inside /live32 and use something like this example: title Live32 root (hd0,0) kernel /live32/live/vmlinuz boot=live config live-media-path=/live32/live quickreboot noprompt autologin initrd /live32/live/initrd.img Toni...

To add what emil said: I have an sd card reader built into my laptop but it's not accessible during boot. So I suppose the sd-card electronics are not hooked up (internally) over an usb interface but directly to another port. This being said: Hope your hardware enables sd-card booting. On a more imp...

New record! Get your new Debian, you only have to download 10 DVDs! For the ones that are not interested in collecting all stuff (all 10 DVDs...) see: http://live.debian.net/ . There you can: 1) download the releases: oldstable, stable, stable+nonfree. 2) pick your platform: 386, amd64. 3) format: ...

Hi, just found "roar-ng ii" and thought I try it out. Got the github package and started it according to the readme file. Went the easy route just to see if it even would work on my machine and started the shahor build. The first 3 steps went OK except an error message said that one file c...

No.
If I do "/init" the system tries to do the same: load the sensei64_001.sfs file but it doesn't work.
When I do "ls" I only see the files inside the "init" file.

Tried the new initrd.gz file but it stuck on the same error...

BTW: I don't use a USB-hub it's just a Toshiba laptop.

r u certain unetbootin pulled the sfs files off the iso and onto the flash drive? do u see senapps or sendesk? when loading? The USB drive has the following files: boot.cat initrd.gz isolinux.bin menu.c32 senapps64_001.sfs sendesk64-xfce_001.sfs sensei64_001.sfs syslinux.cfg ubnfilel.txt ubnpathl.t...