Hi List, I'm experimenting with Live-Build on Debian Buster (lb -v reports 1:20190311), crossbuilding on Intel for a Non-Intel target platform - the Raspberry Pi 3.
One of the problems I am facing is that while the Squashfs file is being found and mounted, none of the live-build specific scripts seem to get executed at boot. In other words, if I add an /etc/shadow file that contains a valid password hash for "root", I can boot the image and log in as root. But the account "user" isn't created automatically, X doesn't start, etc. etc. I'm also not seeing any of the usual boot messages that a live image usually generates. As I would like to debug this issue, I wonder where the live-specific part starts? Which file is checking for "boot=live" as a boot parameter, and usually starts things off? That's where I should start looking/debugging, I think. -Stefan
