Hi Chris, > 1) Add the "user" (the one specified with the kernel argument username=) > to the "disk" group.
The Live system calls "adduser" during bootup to create the user. To modify it's behaviour, take a look at /etc/adduser.conf - it has the functionality you need (ADD_EXTRA_GROUPS and EXTRA_GROUPS, I think). You would then either override the existing one using chroot_local-includes or construct a hook that will make the changes you need directly. > 2) Install files (a local application, but really this would apply to > any files) from the local system Just place the files in config/chroot_local-includes and they will be included onto the live filesystem. > I'm using a fairly long and complicated make-live command-line at > the moment. <snip> > I suspect I just need to dig down a little lower in live-helper, > and that these things can be done by using the underlying components You'll probably find the whole thing more straightforward if you use lh_config to generate a skeleton configuration and then run lh_build just below the "config/" directory. /Lamby -- Chris Lamb, Leamington Spa, UK GPG: 0x634F9A20
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