> Don't agree. This is good idea to use kernel boot parameters. > This is flexible way to customize environment manually at boot > time, especially for pxe boot.
Well yes, the two mentioned way have pros and cons. I'm thinking also to have that done in live-sysvinit, i.e in "late" userland, we could then imagine some fancy UI that'll ask the user to configure such things, or for non-interactive boot imagine : 1) static way : preseeded file present in the rootfs (similar to actual situation) 2) dynamic : preseeded file downloaded from the network via [*] (put here your preferred protocol) I've got some code lying around partially implementing situation 2, via HTTP/GPG, and a direct application : dynamically enable winbind/Active Directory authentication for lives to be part of a Windows Domain (and transfer file in a secure way) My two cents -- Mathieu _______________________________________________ Debian-live-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/debian-live-devel
